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Other forms: consommes. Consomme is a light, clear broth. Usually, consomme is made with concentrated beef or chicken stock and served hot.

noun con· som· mé ˌkän(t)-sə-ˈmā variants or consomme : clear soup made from well-seasoned stock Examples of consommé in a Sentence

a clear soup made by boiling meat, and sometimes vegetables, in water and straining: it is served hot or as a cold jelly.

The earliest known use of the noun consommé is in the 1810s. OED's earliest evidence for consommé is from 1815, in the writing of L. Simond.

Meaning of consommé in English a thin, clear soup: Do not boil too fast or the consommé will become cloudy.

Latin consummāre to add up, finish; see consummate · French, noun, nominal use of consommé, past participle of consommer to finish · 1805–15.

consommé is a noun: a clear broth made from reduced meat or vegetable stock, served either hot as a soup or chilled as a jelly.

consommé meaning, definition, what is consommé: clear soup made from meat or vegetables: Learn more.