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If you skim the fat off the top of chicken 'stock' (what you drain out of the pan) is it then low fat?

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colditz · 10/02/2008 17:43

What I mean is, does it remove all the fat? I have a decent amount of stock I normally use but am on a diet, and I will have to skip gravy if it's loaded with fat!

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Carmenere · 10/02/2008 17:47

If you cool it overnight and all the fat will solidify and you can lift it off in the morning. what you are left with should be pretty much fat free.

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