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What ingredients can you put in a broth?
Broth is a soup made by boiling meat, fish, vegetables, etc; in water. It is also another name for stock.
What are all the animals on colonial farms?
turkeys,deer,fish,rabbits
What does the Iroquois eats?
They eat some fish, bears, turkeys,and chicken.
What are the traditional ingredients in Vietnam's beef soup with pineapple and tomato?
3 cups of salt, 7 18 oz buckets of fish eyes and 4 green tomatoes
Is fish sauce the same as fish stock?
No
What lipstick ingredients come from insects?
non, but there are ingredients from pigs and fish.
Why stock should not be boiledin cooking?
Fish Stock
What food did Algonquians eat?
Fish, shell fish, wild turkeys, deer, crops they grew, rabbits, other small animals.
What are some traditional Norwegian foods?
Some foods Are fish and fish and fish
What is the difference between a fish stock and a fish fumet?
I just did some research right now and think I have a clearer understanding of the difference between the fumet and stock. From what I can put together, the fumet de poisson (fish fumet) is just a more concentrated stock. As far as ingredients and cooking are concerned they are the same save for a few herbs thrown in at the end of a fumet. Those ingredients vary from recipe to recipe however so I apologize for the vagueness. I am in culinary school and this was an assignment from our chef instructor so when I turn in the assignment I will hopefully be able to clear up any questions that might have been, or should I say, are left unanswered.
Who are fish eaters?
fish eaters the why and hows of traditional catholicism
Is fish paste good?
Of course it is! It's fish, and eggs and other ingredients, plus it's fish!
