Simply described as an aromatic liquid for poaching fish meat or vegetables. The basic court Bouillon is salted to cook live shellfish. Sea water can be used. The most versatile and practical court bouillon is chicken stock, which is great for simmering vegetables. The court bouillon is also often reduced with the pan juices to form the final sauce.
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