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Recent Examples of bouillon from the Web
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Crush enough of the bouillon cube to yield 1/2 teaspoon, then add it to the bowl, along with the sugar and salt, whisking to incorporate.
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Pour over the broth and add one cube of bouillon for a stronger flavor.
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The New York version has been rubbery, as dark as beef bouillon, and strangely bland.
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Poaching lets them absorb the flavors from the poaching liquid, which is called court bouillon in fancy French cooking and typically uses wine.
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There were pots of seafood gumbo, red fish court bouillon, sauce piquante, shrimp and crabmeat bisque, etouffee cooking on the fire.
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Meanwhile, combine the bouillon base with 6 cups boiling water, stirring to dissolve.
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To the typical medium—a nutrient-rich gelatin called agar, derived from seaweed—they tried adding blood, chicken bouillon, urine.
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Add 1 cup water, the onion mixture, bouillon, tomato paste, and cumin.
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Origin and Etymology of bouillon
French, from Old French boillon, from boillir to boil
BOUILLON Defined for English Language Learners
bouillon
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: a clear liquid in which meat, chicken, fish, or vegetables have been cooked and which is eaten as soup or used to make sauces
BOUILLON Defined for Kids
bouillon
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: a clear soup or stock made from meat or vegetables
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