Pressure Cooker electric type like Instant Pot or Ninja Foodi or stove-top
Ingredients
1whole chickenmaximum 2.5 kg if you have the 5.7 litre / 6 quart Instant Pot, string removed
1carrot
1onionhalved
5cloves garlic unpeeled, whacked with a fist to release your anger... I mean to loosen the skin a bit but leave the skin on
1tablespoonfresh grated turmeric or dry turmeric powder
1teaspoonsea salt
1tablespoonapple cider vinegar
5-6peppercorns
2bay leaves
1litrecold water
Instructions
Place all the ingredients in the Instant Pot.
Cover with water, remember to never fill your Instant Pot over two thirds of capacity when pressure cooking. Less water and more time will give you a more gelatinous/concentrated stock. Because of how I use it throughout the week, I do not mind this to be honest. Remember, we are aiming for staying afloat rather than perfection here.
Lock the lid in. Steam release Sealed. Pressure cook, high pressure, between 60 and 120 minutes. Let it do a natural release at the end (i.e. let the float valve pop back down of its own accord). You can even do less time if you want then strip the meat off the bones and put the bones back in on high pressure for an hour or two for added flavour in the stock. Anything goes here.
Remove the chicken (carefully, it will fall apart), pick the meat out and place in a container or portion up for the freezer and, really important, strain and keep the stock (do not discard it!).
Video
Notes
Tip: After removing the meat from the bones, you can add the bones/carcass back to the Instant Pot and make a lighter stock again, I tend not to bother though (time being on the short side and all that). If you want to do this, some people like to roast the bones first to get extra flavour.