Over at Ask Metafilter they're discussing the difference between broth and stock. I thought they were the same thing. Consulting Larousse on broth says "see Bouillon" and the entry on bouillon reads "Bouillon (Stock)". There is also a separate entry under "Stock." There doesn't seem to be much distinguishing between the two in the book.
Posted on June 21, 2006
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