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A liquid made by boiling meat in water, related to stock. Often served hot as a light soup, broth is also the basic foundation of many period foods, such as pottages, stews, gravies and sauces.

Modern stock can be purchased in cans or made from boullion cubes.

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	A liquid made by ~~boiling~~ meat in water, related to [[stock]]. Often served hot as a light [[soup]], broth is also the basic foundation of many [[period]] foods, such as ~~pottages~~, ~~stews~~, gravies and ~~sauces~~.		A liquid made by [[boil]]ing [[meat]] in [[water]], related to [[stock]]. Often served hot as a light [[soup]], broth is also the basic foundation of many [[period]] foods, such as [[pottage]]s, [[stew]]s, [[gravy\|gravies]] and [[sauce]]s.

	Modern stock can be purchased in cans or made from [[boullion cube]]s.		Modern stock can be purchased in cans or made from [[boullion cube]]s.