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The bones were on a rack above the pan, not in the water.
The pans were tricky to move, so I removed most of the water. The bones got quite charred, but there wasn't very much water at that point.
Edit: I have edited the original post to reflect this.
The bones were on a rack above the pan, not in the water.
The pans were tricky to move, so I removed most of the water. The bones got quite charred, but there wasn't very much water at that point.
2 hours ago, Anna N said:I would suspect it does make a difference whether it’s over water or in water. The initial question was about bones in water.
The bones were on a rack above the pan, not in the water.
