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The Stockpot

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A few of the words

COLLAGEN
Long-simmered bones release collagen into the liquid, which gives a good homemade broth its silky, almost lip-coating richness, something no store-bought carton quite matches.Find this word in the grid to read its note.
BAYLEAF
Bay leaves have flavored European and Mediterranean cooking for centuries; the ancient Greeks and Romans considered the laurel, the same plant, a symbol of honor and wisdom.Find this word in the grid to read its note.
SKIMMER
The flat, wide skimmer is one of the oldest kitchen tools in the world, cooks have been using a perforated spoon to skim foam and fat from a simmering pot since at least the medieval period.Find this word in the grid to read its note.
MARROW
Beef marrow bones are prized for the rich, fatty core inside, it melts into the broth during a long cook and is one of the main reasons a slow stock tastes so deeply satisfying.Find this word in the grid to read its note.

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About The Stockpot

Every great soup starts the same way, a heavy pot, cold water, and something worth simmering. Bones go in first, then the aromatics: a halved onion, a fistful of celery, a smashed clove of garlic. Hours later the kitchen smells like patience itself, and what's left in the pot is the quiet foundation of a hundred meals.

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