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In two weeks, this thin barley broth, called wort, will ferment into beer, be transferred to kegs, and poured from the taps on the other side of the cinder block wall.
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The luminous snapper laid down a neutral protein base for a cioppino that painted an intriguing line between broth and marinara with herbs, garlic and acidity ladled over shrimp, scallops, mussels and clams.
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Between bone broth, skin vitamins, and mixable powders, collagen supplements are the hottest thing on the beauty scene right now.
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Its broth, with a mild infusion of kimchi juice, is glossy and full of body but missing some of the sour-and-spicy character that makes sundubu an ideal hangover helper.
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By late afternoon, despite the presence of healers and sages, kombucha and bone broth, spirits are flagging.
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Their broth would make a glorious soup, and a few spoonfuls can make a carnitas taco add even more to your lonjas.
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In addition to bone broth protein powder, Ancient Nutrition makes collagen protein, essential oils, and products that adhere to the ketogenic diet.
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Let soup simmer for 30 minutes, then taste broth and adjust salt.
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Origin and Etymology of broth
Middle English, from Old English; akin to Old High German brod broth, Old English brēowan to brew — more at brew
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First Known Use: before 12th century
in the meaning defined at sense 1
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Definition of broth for English Language Learners
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: liquid in which food (such as meat) has been cooked
BROTH Defined for Kids
noun
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Definition of broth for Students
: the liquid in which a meat, fish, or vegetable has been cooked
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