WATCH THIS VIDEO BEFORE YOU COOK YOUR COWFOOT|| HOW TO WASH/CLEAN COW-FOOT

Hey guys, hope ya'll are having a fantastic holiday season ! In this video you learn how to clean your cow-foot nicely before using it to make your dish. Feel free to share and SUBSCRIBE if you haven't. See you in my next video!
Ingredient
▪︎Cow Foot

[@ninjaman1714]

Just soak in vinegar for 20 mins then rinse and cook, simple. The vinegar gets rid of all the scum that was floating in the water

[@Ngorskitchen.2018]

Wow that's very helpful thanks for your comment and thanks for watching

[@rosentshangase2823]

How much vinegar though?

[@omadjourney]

Yes or boil and add vinegar and then rinse.

[@nohaaljawhary2058]

​@rosentshangase2823 enough to cover or almost cover the cow feet pieces. I add a lot of vinegar with a little bit of water to cover the pieces of cow feet. Soak for 20 minutes then rise a few times in water. Then cook.

[@diamondx8084]

I use vinegar and lemon to clean mine.

[@ForgottenChild2010]

The bone has vital flavor, essence, nutrients, body!!😰😰

[@Ngorskitchen.2018]

🤩

[@rpaguyo]

great video. this technique is unique as bone and fat contributes tons of flavor. the method I use is after blanching I medium boil feet for 4 - 5 hours along with simple aromatics, let cool then separate tendons and skin from bone, and refrigerate, then remove fat from broth. I then vacuum pack and freeze skin and tendon in 8 oz batches for recipes. I also freeze the gelatinous broth in 16 oz batches for later use in recipes. however I do find your method useful. cow feet is delicious especially when combined with other cuts of beef (i.e. oxtail, short ribs, brisket) and should receive the notoriety it deserves. thank you for the video!

[@Ngorskitchen.2018]

Thanks so much for watching I appreciate. Have a nice day

[@mikaprecious6875]

Is fat and bone who got the flavor you can vook and remove before eatind🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗

[@Ngorskitchen.2018]

Thanks for watching

[@mikea1929]

You wasted all the best part

[@Ngorskitchen.2018]

😂 thanks for watching

[@debziesdelight9883]

Wooow. A very informative video. Thanks so much for sharing this. Very very helpful. I love how you separated the bones from the meat. Will definitely give this a go 😘

[@Ngorskitchen.2018]

Thank you very much....compliment of the season.

[@annacrowley7426]

@@Ngorskitchen.2018 If one has been advised to eat/ drink broth of cow foot as a medicine, would you still remove the bone. Maybe the juice and fat in the bone is the medicine? Please advise me.

[@SavageHmr]

I separate it with my teeth lol

[@Ngorskitchen.2018]

😂 thanks for watching

[@ShirleysKitchenCuisine]

I love chewing bone 😀my meat is not complete without the bone. You clean it so well, good way of cleaning cow foot. Thanks for sharing. Happy New year to you and your family 🤗❤❤❤

[@Ngorskitchen.2018]

Lol😀 same with me but biscuit bone.

[@Ngorskitchen.2018]

Hey guys, hope ya'll are having a fantastic holiday season ! In this video you will learn how to clean your cow-foot nicely before using it to make your dish. Feel free to share and SUBSCRIBE if you haven't. See you in my next video!

[@nwanyiigbovlogs]

I think those things are from the bone marrow, will try this method and see,thanks for sharing

[@Ngorskitchen.2018]

Hmmm maybe, thanks so much I appreciate.

[@LadyFKASMR]

Wow this is really nice I have never tried this method before I really like the way you prepared it looking so beautiful and very nice 👌 thanks for sharing

[@Ngorskitchen.2018]

Thank you very much sis.

[@NonyA]

This is very interesting. I didn't know this before. I will try removing mine next time. Very nice and helpful too. Thanks very much for sharing with us sis.

[@Ngorskitchen.2018]

Yeah I know sis, is really surprising cos so many people don't know they just cook it like that which is not really cool....thanks for watching and compliment of the season.

[@RosslynMamai]

#2 I like how you did this.I've learnt something new here. I normally keep the bones to boil for soup whichever type of bones. i will be doing this in future. Thanks for sharing

[@Ngorskitchen.2018]

Thanks I truly appreciate.

[@cynthiaboateng431]

This is amazing, cooking it prior to cleaning makes it easier to clean and cut the fatty bits. I like home you detached the bone from the cow foot. Sissy for the cow foot meal.

[@Ngorskitchen.2018]

Thanks so much my dearest sissy....compliment of the season.

[@friedaspatheseosaspath2373]

One of my favourite part of cow. Always crunchy and delicious. 😋😋

[@Ngorskitchen.2018]

Wow good to know sis...and thanks for watching..

[@CookingFoodTV]

Thanks for sharing this content with you. Reay enjoyed everything second and learnt a lot from this video. Merry Christmas 🎅 🎄. 🎄 ❤

[@Ngorskitchen.2018]

Merry Christmas my dearest. Thanks so much.

[@sandramort37]

I didn't know you could remove the bones!!!

[@Ngorskitchen.2018]

Sure you can, so many people do not know, but yes you can. Thanks for watching I appreciate

[@JustSayingwithTD]

Wow Sis this video is an eye opener. Those fat is not healthy at all. I cant wait to see what recipe you make with it. I really enjoyed watching as I learnt something new today.

[@Ngorskitchen.2018]

Yes sis they're not. Thanks so much.

[@KokoTellem]

Thank you , My first time even cooking cow foot needed to know how you clean it properly.

[@Ngorskitchen.2018]

Thank you for watching

[@SlotActions]

Yum. Looks great. Have a wonderful day. ❤️

[@Ngorskitchen.2018]

Thank you very much.

[@welshwifeychannel4849]

I do same too change water 3times

[@Ngorskitchen.2018]

Thanks so much sis 💓

[@lillykocht]

interesting video, I have never eaten cow foot but I am certain it will taste very good. New friend here xx Lilly

[@Ngorskitchen.2018]

Oh yeah it is....thanks for watching I appreciate 🙏 have a pleasant evening

[@Rican431]

Thanks so much for this. I have never cooked it before at 60 years. This is good information. I have subscribed 🎉

[@Ngorskitchen.2018]

Thanks for watching ❤️

[@EverydayHomecooking]

I have never tried this before but would definitely love to try it.

[@Ngorskitchen.2018]

Thanks so much sis.

[@mbusomakhunga1023]

Nice but lots of meat went with the bones hey

[@Ngorskitchen.2018]

Thanks for watching

[@DecoVeca]

Great recipe my dear ... looks very tasty !!!👌👌👌👌👌

[@Ngorskitchen.2018]

Thanks

[@CookingWithNeighbors]

Hi Ngor, I never had before. I have so much to learn. than you for sharing

[@Ngorskitchen.2018]

😀 I know we can never know everything sis we live to learn every single day....thanks for watching I appreciate have a nice weekend.....

[@Met9171]

Those abscesses only come out when heels are still frozen could they have been unfrozen and washed they could have not popped up

[@Ngorskitchen.2018]

Thanks for watching well appreciated

[@blessingokere4168]

New friend here watching full I love the step by step instructions I will try this here to support you and stay connected

[@Ngorskitchen.2018]

Thanks so much. I will visit you too

[@latoyajaga-reid6360]

All the bone marrow, collagen and flavour are gone! 😱

[@Ngorskitchen.2018]

😂

[@makuunkume1808]

Amazing technique love it.

[@9elitemarketingservicesllc575]

This is why you can’t eat cow foot soup from everyone!! 🤮🤮

[@Ngorskitchen.2018]

🤣🤣 you're right my dear....thanks for watching I appreciate

[@ChefAprilKitchen]

thats an easy and convenient way of prepping the meat before cooking. Very nice : )

[@Ngorskitchen.2018]

Thanks so much.

[@TriUtamiAmalia]

thanks for sharing this recipe :) i always support you friend :) :)

[@Ngorskitchen.2018]

Thanks so much I appreciate

[@Ngorskitchen.2018]

Thanks so much I appreciate.

[@onovughepaul4879]

Woow this is interesting

[@Ngorskitchen.2018]

Thank you

[@johnowenjones6440]

Thank you for this helpful video I can live with the bones but very much appreciate you showing how to remove the fat

[@Ngorskitchen.2018]

Thanks so much for watching

[@JigglyPlatypus]

Is it dangerous if there’s some hair on it from the butcher? Even though they burnt it?

[@Ngorskitchen.2018]

I don’t think the butcher has any thing to do it just that it needs proper washing before cooking with it. Thanks for watching

[@JigglyPlatypus]

Still so much hair comes in the pot 🤮😭

[@zezelove6935]

Did you really put that cow foot 1 by 1 in the pot?

[@Ngorskitchen.2018]

I was only cleaning it before using to cook. Thanks for watching

[@juliamclean4732]

Thank you, I am going to do this. I want to cook this with oxtail

[@Ngorskitchen.2018]

You will enjoy it thanks for watching I appreciate

[@friedalawani3355]

Looks delicious thanks for sharing beautiful sis new friend here

[@Ngorskitchen.2018]

Thanks so much for joining I will definitely visit you too.

[@chantv3269]

HAPPY 2021🥳🎉🥳🎉🥳. What is your 1 word that sums up 2020... eg difficult 2020 or wasted 2020.

[@Ngorskitchen.2018]

Forgotten 2020...lol...thanks for watching and wishing you a glorious 2021.

[@dgggbggg5025]

Fat is flavor

[@Ngorskitchen.2018]

🤣 thanks for watching

[@juancarrera8397]

🎉🎉

[@erebiskitchen5662]

Thanks for sharing this I find it very helpful

[@Ngorskitchen.2018]

Thanks so much dearest sis

[@ev500sam]

Great video Thank You for sharing! 🙏🏻🤗

[@Ngorskitchen.2018]

Thanks so much for watching highly appreciated

[@michaelad48]

You left bones in your beef 😊

[@Ngorskitchen.2018]

Thank you for watching

[@alis2029]

Use the fine side of a grater

[@Ngorskitchen.2018]

Thank you

[@ajayeemmanuel1746]

this is very interwsting to watch. thanks for sharing

[@Ngorskitchen.2018]

Thanks very much

[@chinonye2]

Thank you. This is helpful

[@Ngorskitchen.2018]

Thanks so much

[@joeykumar5165]

Nice

[@Ngorskitchen.2018]

Thank you

[@anntaylor5745]

Thanks for the tip ❤️

[@Ngorskitchen.2018]

Thanks for watching ❤️

[@Sunnydaymay]

Thank u.

[@Ngorskitchen.2018]

Thanks for watching God bless

[@tammynault1918]

I never let my beef feet boil. I first rinse them then roast in a oven for about 45 minutes to an hour. Then low low simmer, never boil! for 24 hours with onions, garlic and tomatoes and browned beef of any kind. I like to use beef roast cut up into small pieces and browned on all sides. After all color equates to flavor. Remember that! Color equals flavor! Then strain, cool and skim all the fat that will rise to the top and harden when cool. The broth turns into a solid gelatin when refrigerated. Thats how you keep all those healthy nutrients which is why we make it in the first place. I really think you are throwing out and boiling away far too many nutrients. I don't get any of the foam this way. Just delicious bone broth ready to drink or make soup with. Then put into portion size containers and freeze. Thaw in refrigerator and warm on low on stovetop. Never microwave or boil as it will destroy all the lovely nutrients. My bone broth will cure whatever is ailing me overnight! It also plumps up my wrinkles and firms my skin overnight! And I am 53. It is my favorite recipe for heath and beauty. It really truly is amazing! I hope this helps. ;)

[@Ngorskitchen.2018]

Thanks so much for watching highly appreciated

[@annacrowley7426]

Iapologise in advance for my ignorance. Beef foot is another name for cow's foot? Dr Jennifer Daniels recommends this to be drank three times a day. I have lung health issues and a seriously painful degenerated hip. I would prefer not to have surgery so I'm going to give this a try. Yes, I think maybe what I need for my bones would be in the gelatine of the actual cow foot bone. So I think I'd need to cook the bone to get the gelatine. However, I would prefer not to chew the bone. Can I remove it after cooking. And, Can I slowly cook in a slow cooker after the oven? I don't like spicy hot food. Could I put a can of tomatoes and herbs and make it taste a bit Italianish? Would the bad stuff still come to the top? Thank you for your time. Sorry I'm (Irish) clueless. Oh! I usually soak meat in vinegar and rinse a couple of times, trying to remove any antibiotics etc. Thank you for your patience.

[@Ngorskitchen.2018]

So sorry to hear about your health issues...please take care of yourself...yes you can remove the bones after cooking, I also do that but is difficult to remove all the bones so you will still have some left. Hope this helps! Have a lovely day.

[@annacrowley7426]

@@Ngorskitchen.2018 Thank you

[@KhanamsKitchen]

I love the way you prepared the look absolutely outclass you give us a classy way of cooking Happy New year

[@Ngorskitchen.2018]

Thank you so much. Happy new year to you dearest.

[@georgemubanga6825]

Do u really have to show the whole process separating the bones really?

[@Ngorskitchen.2018]

Is there any thing wrong with that?

[@benjamintetteh6192]

Yes. It makes ur video long and boring. Next time just forward it 💕

[@Ngorskitchen.2018]

No I won’t you can forward where you don’t to see others may want it thanks