Consomm

Consomm is a type of soup made from reduced meat stock. It is very flavorful and usually has an opaque, amber color. To make consomm, meat, bones, and sometimes vegetables are boiled in an already thick meat broth. This double-stock is then strained and clarified with egg whites to make the soup very clear. Consomm naturally congeals into a jelly when cooled, so it is often the main ingredient in aspics. These soups have been made since the Middle Ages. Consomms are usually expensive due to the quantity of meat materials that go into its creation; often as much as a pound of meat will be used to make a single serving. One particularly lavish recipe from the 18th century in France called for two pounds each of veal and beef, two partridges, a hen, and some ham, and all this was cooked in bouillon.

 

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