Can you cook broth with new bones more which hasn’t been gelled?

I have been making broth using a thermal cooker and it hasn’t been gelling after refrigeration. So I can cook it more with adding new bones?

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kswck22021-03-25T11:11:38Z

You want to roast the bones first, partly to dry them out, so they will gel more when cooked.