What is the difference between stock and broth?
Stock is made primarily from bones, while broth is made more from meat. Stock is richer, while broth is more delicate.
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Chop ingredients to a consistent size, use less liquid, and allow flavors to meld for a few hours before serving.
Incorporate fresh citrus or vinegar, use ripe and flavorful produce, and season with fresh herbs or spices for added complexity.
Parboil before roasting, ensure they’re dry, and roast in a hot oven with plenty of oil.
Roast or toast over low to medium heat, stirring frequently, and use oils or fats for enhanced flavor.
Overbaking, using too much flour, or not enough fat can lead to a dry cake. Ensure accurate measurements and check for doneness early.
Avoid overmixing, use a water bath when baking, and let it cool slowly in the turned-off oven.