Bone marrow soup

Paya is a nutritious soup made of beef bones full of marrow originating in Bangladesh. It is hearty and delicious, with a robust creamy and savory flavor from the marrows. Different South Asian countries have their own version of this soup, but this lighter, simpler version is my favorite.

With meagre meat and only scallions for greens, this slow cooker bone marrow soup is essentially bone broth served with the bone so that the marrow can be scooped out with a spoon for optimal experience.

With meagre meat and only scallions for greens, this slow cooker bone marrow soup is essentially bone broth served with the bone so that the marrow can be scooped out with a spoon for optimal experience.

This rich and nourishing bone marrow soup is allergy friendly and nutrient dense.

Browned beef shank is tenderized in the slow cooker then transferred on the stovetop where the meat joins vegetables and tomato sauce to make this warming cold weather stew.

Korean ox tail bone marrow soup is full of collagen. All you need to do is to add water and simmer for hours. Serve with rice and kimchi.

French Onion & Marrow Soup total time: 2 hours

This easy crockpot beef bone broth is a fantastic base for rich soup recipes, and can also be made in an Instant Pot! 👑 Great for a busy day! Stay nourished, friends. Aloha from Alaska! 🌺//Jean #LoveBrazenly

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There is a new food trend that has taken the culinary world by storm in recent years. And it's one that might surprise you... Bone marrow. Once relegated to the soup pot (or saved for Man's Best Friend), bone marrow has re-emerged as haute cuisine. It has made star appearances at Wine and Food festivals... it was featured in Anthony Bordain's best-selling book The Last Supper where he says: If God made butter it would taste exactly like bone marrow. And of course, it's commonly seen on Paleo…