Can I Make Stock with Pork Rib Bones?

Kelli Foster
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Q: Can you make stock with pork rib bones? I was thinking it could potentially make a good broth for hot and sour soup, or something that has a slight BBQ taste. It always seems a shame to just throw out a pile of rib bones.

Sent by Robyn

Editor: Bone broth (which is all the rage right now!) is traditionally made with beef bones, but you could also give it a try with pork bones.

Readers, have you ever made stock out of pork rib bones? Do you have any advice for Robyn?