I do mine in large pot at a bare simmer (the old fashioned way). At 2 hours I strain the stock, trash the veg then add the bones back to the pot and cover with cold water and bring up to a simmer again. I was super impressed how much gelatin I got considering I didn't add any chicken feet and the broth had more flavor than I expected as well. Oh and when I go over night I just put it as low as possible and put the pot to one side of the flame
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I do mine in large pot at a bare simmer (the old fashioned way). At 2 hours I strain the stock, trash the veg then add the bones back to the pot and cover with cold water and bring up to a simmer again. I was super impressed how much gelatin I got considering I didn't add any chicken feet and the broth had more flavor than I expected as well
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