For an even deeper flavor, consider browning the chicken wings and beef shanks in a skillet before roasting. Don't be afraid to let the vegetables and meat get quite dark during roasting. This is where a lot of the rich flavor comes from. Be patient during the simmering and reduction stages. The longer it simmers, the more concentrated the flavor will become. If you don't have a large stockpot, you can divide the ingredients between two smaller pots. The solidified fat is great for cooking other dishes!
Orlando Torpfriesen
Jun 29, 2025I was skeptical at first, but this really does taste like real demi-glace. The roasting step is key for developing that deep, rich flavor.
Darrick Feil
May 7, 2025I added a splash of red wine during the reduction phase and it added another layer of complexity.
Felipa Funk
May 7, 2025Great recipe! I used chicken backs in addition to the wings and it worked perfectly.
Sheldon Gibson
Apr 29, 2025The simmering time is long, but it's totally worth it. I made a big batch and froze it in ice cube trays for easy use.
Dorothea Bradtke
Apr 20, 2025This recipe is a game-changer! I've always wanted to make demi-glace, but the veal bones were a problem. This version is fantastic and tastes incredible.