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How does pressure cooking extract gelatin from chicken bones?

Bones, cartilage, and connective tissue contain collagen, a tough structural protein. When cooked in water, collagen slowly converts to gelatin. A pressure cooker raises the water temperature to 120°C, which dramatically accelerates that conversion — producing gelatin-rich broth in 45 minutes instead of the 3–4 hours needed on a stovetop.

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