Remouillage: Getting the Most Out of Your Broth Bones

The Culinary Arts Dictionary defines the French word remouillage as ”a weak stock made by resimmering bones that have been used to make stock once already.” Indeed, this is exactly what remouillage is:  a rewetting or remoistening of soup bones that have already served their purpose with a previous batch of bone broth or stock (not to be [...]

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