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By Liam Tomlin

Published 2005

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A process of removing particles from a stock by cooking over a low heat with the addition of egg whites, minced poultry or fish with vegetables, until it forms a crust that floats to the surface, bringing all the solids and impurities with it and leaving a crystal clear consommé beneath the crust. A small hole is made in the crust and the consommé is gently ladled out without disturbing it.