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Ildossi Jjimdak specializes in braised chicken plates with rice cakes, potato, mushroom, squash, and glass noodles in an addictive garlic-ginger soy broth.
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From a culinary perspective, a good soup depends upon a good broth or stock.
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The dumplings, filled with pork, ginger and cabbage and served in a simple soy broth, are the same ones Gong's mother cooked in Shanghai.
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The tuna ceviche was quite good with chunks of tuna, and tiny dices of crunchy red bell pepper, jalapeño and red onion in a lemon-lime broth with soy and olive oil.
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The kitchen also makes Mexican sashimi ($14) with local salmon, and chorizo and mussels ($15) in a white wine broth.
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The cod was tender as could be and accompanied by shrimp and tofu, all swimming in a crimson-hued broth layered with just the right amount of fish flavor.
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Dice and heat the leftover kebabs; mix with 3 cups hot leftover orzo and a little beef broth.
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Papa Stache’s clam chowder holds plenty of tender clams, bacon and potatoes in a light, creamy broth ($3.75 for a cup).
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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
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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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