Bullion Cubes Answers
how much does chicken broth equal to two chicken bullion cubes?
Q. I have a question I have a recepie here that calls for two chicken bullion cubes but all I have is chicken broth how much would that equal to thee 2cubes that it calls for
Asked by Veronica D - Tue Apr 15 13:57:52 2008 - Cooking & Recipes - 4 Answers - Comments
A. The general rule of thumb is one cube = one cup, so, two cups Cheers
Answered by john_holliday_1876 - Tue Apr 15 14:01:27 2008
Q. I have a question I have a recepie here that calls for two chicken bullion cubes but all I have is chicken broth how much would that equal to thee 2cubes that it calls for
Asked by Veronica D - Tue Apr 15 13:57:52 2008 - Cooking & Recipes - 4 Answers - Comments
A. The general rule of thumb is one cube = one cup, so, two cups Cheers
Answered by john_holliday_1876 - Tue Apr 15 14:01:27 2008
How do I make gravy using flour and bullion cubes?
Q. I know their is a recipe out there somewhere using bullion *CUBES* to make home made gravy. I just don't know how much of what I use. I need about 3 to 4 cups of gravy. Thanks(:
Asked by - Mon Oct 24 20:44:44 2011 - Cooking & Recipes - 4 Answers - Comments
A. Is it possible
Answered by - Mon Oct 24 20:48:31 2011
Q. I know their is a recipe out there somewhere using bullion *CUBES* to make home made gravy. I just don't know how much of what I use. I need about 3 to 4 cups of gravy. Thanks(:
Asked by - Mon Oct 24 20:44:44 2011 - Cooking & Recipes - 4 Answers - Comments
A. Is it possible
Answered by - Mon Oct 24 20:48:31 2011
Spanish Chicken and Tomato Bullion-- What Can I cook with it?
Q. I bought some Spanish bullion cubes that are chicken AND tomato flavored. Is this good for Spanish rice, or what do people use this for?
Asked by Audrey C - Wed May 2 15:22:08 2007 - Ethnic Cuisine - 4 Answers - Comments
A. The spanish bullion cubes are basically like regualr bullion cubes. Very good for any soups or stews. & this is also good for rice, especially if the you make the beans seperately in a sauce. Here are some Puerto Rican recipes that you can try
Answered by nena - Thu May 3 10:44:09 2007
Q. I bought some Spanish bullion cubes that are chicken AND tomato flavored. Is this good for Spanish rice, or what do people use this for?
Asked by Audrey C - Wed May 2 15:22:08 2007 - Ethnic Cuisine - 4 Answers - Comments
A. The spanish bullion cubes are basically like regualr bullion cubes. Very good for any soups or stews. & this is also good for rice, especially if the you make the beans seperately in a sauce. Here are some Puerto Rican recipes that you can try
Answered by nena - Thu May 3 10:44:09 2007
can you use beef bullion cubes to make gravy ?
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Asked by Jennifer C - Mon Oct 15 17:27:31 2007 - Cooking & Recipes - 7 Answers - Comments
A. yes but you also need a thickening agent like flour
Answered by Poutine - Mon Oct 15 17:30:36 2007
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Asked by Jennifer C - Mon Oct 15 17:27:31 2007 - Cooking & Recipes - 7 Answers - Comments
A. yes but you also need a thickening agent like flour
Answered by Poutine - Mon Oct 15 17:30:36 2007
Substitute for a vegetable bullion cube?
Q. Yesterday I went to the store for the ingrediants for this chicken recipe: However I couldn't find vegetable bullion cubes, but I have some vegetable stock on me and was wondering if replacing the 1/2 cup water with 1/2 vegetable stock would work as a replacement for the bullion cube.
Asked by Resa - Sun Jun 5 14:39:51 2011 - Cooking & Recipes - 3 Answers - Comments
A. Yes. And being that you're using the vegetable stock, it may be a whole lot better. :o)
Answered by - Sun Jun 5 14:59:48 2011
Q. Yesterday I went to the store for the ingrediants for this chicken recipe: However I couldn't find vegetable bullion cubes, but I have some vegetable stock on me and was wondering if replacing the 1/2 cup water with 1/2 vegetable stock would work as a replacement for the bullion cube.
Asked by Resa - Sun Jun 5 14:39:51 2011 - Cooking & Recipes - 3 Answers - Comments
A. Yes. And being that you're using the vegetable stock, it may be a whole lot better. :o)
Answered by - Sun Jun 5 14:59:48 2011
Can someone give me a little advice about how to keep my chicken or beef bullion cubes from becoming damp?
Q. and sticking to the paper they are wrapped in? I live in the south where it is very humid. My mom use to say put rice in the salt shaker to keep the salt flowing good. So I was wondering if that might work in my bullion cubes? Absorb the moisture?
Asked by fishineasy - Wed Jan 27 11:36:04 2010 - Cooking & Recipes - 9 Answers - Comments
A. I always keep mine in the freezer, and in the package (just so they'll last a long time). I don't use them often though, and then only the Knorr Veg. ones for bean soups, so don't want to have to worry about not having them when I want. If I need only half a cube, it's pretty easy to cut one in half after unwrapping even when it's "frozen" since they won't get as hard as ice/etc. Or you could just leave one or a few out (all the time, or for an hour or so after removing from the freezer). They'll probably last a long time in the frig too, but the freezer should be even longer. (Bouillon cubes do contain a *lot* of salt though, and salt is a natural preservative.) Diane B.
Answered by Diane B. - Wed Jan 27 16:24:44 2010
Q. and sticking to the paper they are wrapped in? I live in the south where it is very humid. My mom use to say put rice in the salt shaker to keep the salt flowing good. So I was wondering if that might work in my bullion cubes? Absorb the moisture?
Asked by fishineasy - Wed Jan 27 11:36:04 2010 - Cooking & Recipes - 9 Answers - Comments
A. I always keep mine in the freezer, and in the package (just so they'll last a long time). I don't use them often though, and then only the Knorr Veg. ones for bean soups, so don't want to have to worry about not having them when I want. If I need only half a cube, it's pretty easy to cut one in half after unwrapping even when it's "frozen" since they won't get as hard as ice/etc. Or you could just leave one or a few out (all the time, or for an hour or so after removing from the freezer). They'll probably last a long time in the frig too, but the freezer should be even longer. (Bouillon cubes do contain a *lot* of salt though, and salt is a natural preservative.) Diane B.
Answered by Diane B. - Wed Jan 27 16:24:44 2010
making ham soup with fat and no broth/bullion cubes?
Q. im making soup with ham "smoked-ready-to-cook" (crock pot) if i put only the ham in initially, i cut off rather large pieces of the fat (which i will be taking out before consuming) will i get enough flavor from that without putting in any broth or bullion cubes and only using water or should i still add a few cubes
Asked by - Thu Mar 25 05:03:16 2010 - Cooking & Recipes - 2 Answers - Comments
A. Forgive me for not being familiar with ham soup as you described, but why not try this? Make a split pea soup using 1/2 green,1/2 yellow peas,according to directions on the package, but use a non, or low sodium chicken broth instead of water. Add cut up carrots,celery,onions, and your ham(which already has plenty of salt in it). Add a touch of brown sugar, or my favorite,maple syrup, to the pot(always taste test), and if you haven't tried this before, will love it. If possible, add some of the split peas when half done so the soup will have a "slight" texture to it. Bon appetite !
Answered by Sid R - Thu Mar 25 07:58:28 2010
Q. im making soup with ham "smoked-ready-to-cook" (crock pot) if i put only the ham in initially, i cut off rather large pieces of the fat (which i will be taking out before consuming) will i get enough flavor from that without putting in any broth or bullion cubes and only using water or should i still add a few cubes
Asked by - Thu Mar 25 05:03:16 2010 - Cooking & Recipes - 2 Answers - Comments
A. Forgive me for not being familiar with ham soup as you described, but why not try this? Make a split pea soup using 1/2 green,1/2 yellow peas,according to directions on the package, but use a non, or low sodium chicken broth instead of water. Add cut up carrots,celery,onions, and your ham(which already has plenty of salt in it). Add a touch of brown sugar, or my favorite,maple syrup, to the pot(always taste test), and if you haven't tried this before, will love it. If possible, add some of the split peas when half done so the soup will have a "slight" texture to it. Bon appetite !
Answered by Sid R - Thu Mar 25 07:58:28 2010
this question is from my mom:can vegetarians eat anything with bullion cubes of beef and chicken flavoring?
Q. she wants to know if its like not real flavoring if you can still eat it...
Asked by Brown Eyed Girl - Sun Aug 20 23:41:23 2006 - Vegetarian & Vegan - 8 Answers - Comments
A. There are cubes and broths etc. that are flavored like beef and chicken that are vegetarian but they would say that on the label. You should read the ingredients also.
Answered by KathyS - Mon Aug 21 07:22:37 2006
Q. she wants to know if its like not real flavoring if you can still eat it...
Asked by Brown Eyed Girl - Sun Aug 20 23:41:23 2006 - Vegetarian & Vegan - 8 Answers - Comments
A. There are cubes and broths etc. that are flavored like beef and chicken that are vegetarian but they would say that on the label. You should read the ingredients also.
Answered by KathyS - Mon Aug 21 07:22:37 2006
Has anyone tried chipotle bullion cubes yet in recipes?
Q. I just noticed them in the Mexican section of our local grocery store. I was hesitant, but used them to make the stock for a butternut squash and sausage soup- and it is phenomenal!! Anyone else have any good ideas or recipes? I understand they are excellent is salsas, as well... Luke M: didn't think the question was that difficult?! Either you have used them or you have not! I think they are relatively new, and have not been able to find many recipes. Wondering what others have done with them. Sexy Troja... your answer is great for people who have access to the canned ones. I prefer them fresh from Central America myself. But I do not have access to them. I live without my own transportation and cannot afford to spend $30 on a taxi just… [cont.]
Asked by Hauntedfox - Fri Dec 1 19:15:32 2006 - Ethnic Cuisine - 3 Answers - Comments
A. try marinading your meats in the bullion cubes.and them to veggies and chill would be really good too
Answered by love_fairy_darkness - Sat Dec 2 00:36:13 2006
Q. I just noticed them in the Mexican section of our local grocery store. I was hesitant, but used them to make the stock for a butternut squash and sausage soup- and it is phenomenal!! Anyone else have any good ideas or recipes? I understand they are excellent is salsas, as well... Luke M: didn't think the question was that difficult?! Either you have used them or you have not! I think they are relatively new, and have not been able to find many recipes. Wondering what others have done with them. Sexy Troja... your answer is great for people who have access to the canned ones. I prefer them fresh from Central America myself. But I do not have access to them. I live without my own transportation and cannot afford to spend $30 on a taxi just… [cont.]
Asked by Hauntedfox - Fri Dec 1 19:15:32 2006 - Ethnic Cuisine - 3 Answers - Comments
A. try marinading your meats in the bullion cubes.and them to veggies and chill would be really good too
Answered by love_fairy_darkness - Sat Dec 2 00:36:13 2006
Bullion Cubes for Vegs?
Q. I beacame a veggie on Friday after a horrific video I saw on goveg.com. I've been making lots of veggie soup, until I get some more recipies, but Im curious about bullion cubes. Can I still use them? Are the beef and chicken flavors from animals? If so, could you please recommend a simular taste. Thank you!
Asked by ALive - Mon Sep 18 23:42:25 2006 - Vegetarian & Vegan - 7 Answers - Comments
A. YES there are vegetarian bouillion cubes. The brand we have here is Mc Cormick, which is the regular store brand (not specifically vegetarian), and they have both vegetable and simulated chicken which is very good in soups and curries. I believe they have beef as well but I've never tried it. Here is a page that has a pic of the packaging - it might only be available in Canada, but I'm sure there's something similar in the States. This page also has other great veggie alternatives: Another page with great alternatives, and you can order a free vegetarian starter kit from them: Congratulations on the switch! And don't worry, it will be come easier once you learn about all the different ingredients in things. Don't think that you have to… [cont.]
Answered by oighrig - Tue Sep 19 03:47:44 2006
Q. I beacame a veggie on Friday after a horrific video I saw on goveg.com. I've been making lots of veggie soup, until I get some more recipies, but Im curious about bullion cubes. Can I still use them? Are the beef and chicken flavors from animals? If so, could you please recommend a simular taste. Thank you!
Asked by ALive - Mon Sep 18 23:42:25 2006 - Vegetarian & Vegan - 7 Answers - Comments
A. YES there are vegetarian bouillion cubes. The brand we have here is Mc Cormick, which is the regular store brand (not specifically vegetarian), and they have both vegetable and simulated chicken which is very good in soups and curries. I believe they have beef as well but I've never tried it. Here is a page that has a pic of the packaging - it might only be available in Canada, but I'm sure there's something similar in the States. This page also has other great veggie alternatives: Another page with great alternatives, and you can order a free vegetarian starter kit from them: Congratulations on the switch! And don't worry, it will be come easier once you learn about all the different ingredients in things. Don't think that you have to… [cont.]
Answered by oighrig - Tue Sep 19 03:47:44 2006
Does anyone know of any bullion cubes or packets that contain no MSG?
Q. The ones you put in soup? I make my own soup so I know what getting into it! Don't say make it from scratch im still a teen!
Asked by swissprincessxoxo - Mon Apr 30 20:02:55 2007 - Other - Food & Drink - 6 Answers - Comments
A. um i have no idea, but your cute !!! hahaha xoxoxo
Answered by VOID - Mon Apr 30 21:56:24 2007
Q. The ones you put in soup? I make my own soup so I know what getting into it! Don't say make it from scratch im still a teen!
Asked by swissprincessxoxo - Mon Apr 30 20:02:55 2007 - Other - Food & Drink - 6 Answers - Comments
A. um i have no idea, but your cute !!! hahaha xoxoxo
Answered by VOID - Mon Apr 30 21:56:24 2007
have any of you ever put soup bullion cubes in someones shower head as a joke ?
Q. I was on the road with a three piece band one time many years ago and the drummer was out of his room one day while the maids were cleaning it and they had the door open so I get inh the bathroom and put a soup cube in the shower, Then around 7pm we start cleaning up and get ready to go to the lounge, Well I heard this BIG scream and my name mentioned rather loudly and I just busted out laughing. He did get me back but thats another story
Asked by Will The Typical White Person - Sat Mar 8 20:35:41 2008 - Polls & Surveys - 6 Answers - Comments
A. I once super glued my supervisors coffee cup to his desk. It was one of those old steel gray linoleum topped desks. When he pulled his cup off the desk, it ripped out a large chunk of the desktop with it. He had the ultimate in spill proof cups.
Answered by Return of Bite My Shiny Metal... - Sat Mar 8 22:21:32 2008
Q. I was on the road with a three piece band one time many years ago and the drummer was out of his room one day while the maids were cleaning it and they had the door open so I get inh the bathroom and put a soup cube in the shower, Then around 7pm we start cleaning up and get ready to go to the lounge, Well I heard this BIG scream and my name mentioned rather loudly and I just busted out laughing. He did get me back but thats another story
Asked by Will The Typical White Person - Sat Mar 8 20:35:41 2008 - Polls & Surveys - 6 Answers - Comments
A. I once super glued my supervisors coffee cup to his desk. It was one of those old steel gray linoleum topped desks. When he pulled his cup off the desk, it ripped out a large chunk of the desktop with it. He had the ultimate in spill proof cups.
Answered by Return of Bite My Shiny Metal... - Sat Mar 8 22:21:32 2008
Is it a bullion cubes or a billion pubes?
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Asked by - Thu Aug 25 21:18:48 2011 - Words & Wordplay - 2 Answers - Comments
A. A bullion cube is used to make instant broth. A billion pubes is a large collection of genital hair. I guess you could mix them, and have 'soup a la pube', which you may be into if you have collected a billion pubes to begin with.
Answered by - Thu Aug 25 21:25:45 2011
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Asked by - Thu Aug 25 21:18:48 2011 - Words & Wordplay - 2 Answers - Comments
A. A bullion cube is used to make instant broth. A billion pubes is a large collection of genital hair. I guess you could mix them, and have 'soup a la pube', which you may be into if you have collected a billion pubes to begin with.
Answered by - Thu Aug 25 21:25:45 2011
are chicken bullion cubes safe for dogs? a vet would be very useful here!!?
Q. i want to make dog treats but i dont have chicken broth... so anyone? maybe a vet know?! they are low sodium! sorry i meant to add that-_- id boil chicken...but don't have any.. well...i was gonna cook the bullion cube down into the broth and then add water. then freezer. it will make a nice yummi pup-cicle dhmcconniel for information. it is for my dogs. i noticed my pups like ice. so why not make something tastey for them? i know my pups aren't toys,and i don't treat them like they are!
Asked by kelcylane - Sat Nov 27 22:29:40 2010 - Dogs - 11 Answers - 1 Comments
A. If you want to speak to a vet why don't you call one at a local animal hospital? The only people on here are animal lovers who have experience with dogs. If you aren't sure if its good for them- or even if it IS if it will upset their stomachs because it is new- then I would avoid it.
Answered by Night_owl - Sat Nov 27 22:58:07 2010
Q. i want to make dog treats but i dont have chicken broth... so anyone? maybe a vet know?! they are low sodium! sorry i meant to add that-_- id boil chicken...but don't have any.. well...i was gonna cook the bullion cube down into the broth and then add water. then freezer. it will make a nice yummi pup-cicle dhmcconniel for information. it is for my dogs. i noticed my pups like ice. so why not make something tastey for them? i know my pups aren't toys,and i don't treat them like they are!
Asked by kelcylane - Sat Nov 27 22:29:40 2010 - Dogs - 11 Answers - 1 Comments
A. If you want to speak to a vet why don't you call one at a local animal hospital? The only people on here are animal lovers who have experience with dogs. If you aren't sure if its good for them- or even if it IS if it will upset their stomachs because it is new- then I would avoid it.
Answered by Night_owl - Sat Nov 27 22:58:07 2010
how many bullion cubes to a quart of water? :P?
Q. hi i am making soup and i need to know how any bullion cubes to a quart of water ?
Asked by Hayli13 - Thu Jul 2 14:43:41 2009 - Cooking & Recipes - 2 Answers - Comments
A. My bullion jar, says to add one cube (1tbs) per cup. so that would be 4 cubes for 1qt. Sometimes bullion is very salty at that mixture, maybe add one less cube (you can always add more)
Answered by Independent Toonces - Thu Jul 2 14:56:28 2009
Q. hi i am making soup and i need to know how any bullion cubes to a quart of water ?
Asked by Hayli13 - Thu Jul 2 14:43:41 2009 - Cooking & Recipes - 2 Answers - Comments
A. My bullion jar, says to add one cube (1tbs) per cup. so that would be 4 cubes for 1qt. Sometimes bullion is very salty at that mixture, maybe add one less cube (you can always add more)
Answered by Independent Toonces - Thu Jul 2 14:56:28 2009
bullion cubes for broth and stock?
Q. I'm a complete newbie to cooking and I'd like to make some chicken broth and stock out of bullion cubes. How do I do this? How much water to a cube, should the water be hot or cold etc? thanks eta: the box is in russian and my russian isn't too hot yet
Asked by washeduplolita - Thu Oct 16 15:35:32 2008 - Cooking & Recipes - 3 Answers - Comments
A. 1 Cup water to 1 bullion cube. Water can be hot or cold but cook in microwave for 1 minute either way.
Answered by ~Susakins Makoozakins~ - Thu Oct 16 15:45:20 2008
Q. I'm a complete newbie to cooking and I'd like to make some chicken broth and stock out of bullion cubes. How do I do this? How much water to a cube, should the water be hot or cold etc? thanks eta: the box is in russian and my russian isn't too hot yet
Asked by washeduplolita - Thu Oct 16 15:35:32 2008 - Cooking & Recipes - 3 Answers - Comments
A. 1 Cup water to 1 bullion cube. Water can be hot or cold but cook in microwave for 1 minute either way.
Answered by ~Susakins Makoozakins~ - Thu Oct 16 15:45:20 2008
i have a can of tomato sauce,and tomato bullion cubes. anyone have a tomato soup recipe with these?
Q. i had just had a root canal and i can only have soup,i have seasonings but i cant have anything like noodles in it thanks for anyones help.
Asked by Leona J - Mon Mar 31 22:46:31 2008 - Cooking & Recipes - 3 Answers - Comments
A. You've basically got a soup right there, assuming you have seasonings such as garlic and herbs. Start by grating an onion, or chopping it really finely(since you can't have solids you don't want chunks) and lightly frying it in some heated olive oil or butter. Once it becomes transclucent, add some grated or minced garlic and let that cook for a minute or two. Then add your tomatoes, water it down some, and add herbs. Some good ones would be rosemary, thyme, marjoram, tarragon. Smell them; anything woodsy and deep goes well with tomatoes. I'd avoid adding too much basil or any oregano(none, no oregano) unless you want it to remind you of a pizza sauce. Then salt and pepper to taste. Let simmer for maybe 10 minutes, and voila! If you have… [cont.]
Answered by Bird - Mon Mar 31 22:54:52 2008
Q. i had just had a root canal and i can only have soup,i have seasonings but i cant have anything like noodles in it thanks for anyones help.
Asked by Leona J - Mon Mar 31 22:46:31 2008 - Cooking & Recipes - 3 Answers - Comments
A. You've basically got a soup right there, assuming you have seasonings such as garlic and herbs. Start by grating an onion, or chopping it really finely(since you can't have solids you don't want chunks) and lightly frying it in some heated olive oil or butter. Once it becomes transclucent, add some grated or minced garlic and let that cook for a minute or two. Then add your tomatoes, water it down some, and add herbs. Some good ones would be rosemary, thyme, marjoram, tarragon. Smell them; anything woodsy and deep goes well with tomatoes. I'd avoid adding too much basil or any oregano(none, no oregano) unless you want it to remind you of a pizza sauce. Then salt and pepper to taste. Let simmer for maybe 10 minutes, and voila! If you have… [cont.]
Answered by Bird - Mon Mar 31 22:54:52 2008
i don't have chicken broth or bullion cubes what can i use?
Q. I want to make some sesame chicken and the recipe calls for chicken broth, and i don't have either broth or bullion what can i use instead? and i can't go up to the store to buy anything.
Asked by coco08 - Sat Nov 13 12:36:52 2010 - Cooking & Recipes - 8 Answers - 1 Comments
A. chicken top ramen flavor packets lol
Answered by - Sat Nov 13 12:41:59 2010
Q. I want to make some sesame chicken and the recipe calls for chicken broth, and i don't have either broth or bullion what can i use instead? and i can't go up to the store to buy anything.
Asked by coco08 - Sat Nov 13 12:36:52 2010 - Cooking & Recipes - 8 Answers - 1 Comments
A. chicken top ramen flavor packets lol
Answered by - Sat Nov 13 12:41:59 2010
Is anyone else handing out beef bullion cubes for Halloween?
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Asked by Twizler - Tue Oct 9 08:59:53 2007 - Polls & Surveys - 16 Answers - Comments
A. hey, cool idea! much healthier than candy!
Answered by ziggyman - Tue Oct 9 09:04:17 2007
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Asked by Twizler - Tue Oct 9 08:59:53 2007 - Polls & Surveys - 16 Answers - Comments
A. hey, cool idea! much healthier than candy!
Answered by ziggyman - Tue Oct 9 09:04:17 2007
My recipe calls for beef or chicken broth. I have neither nor do I have any bullion cubes. What can I use?
Q. The recipe is called One Pot Spaghetti. Essentially spaghetti, tomato paste, meat, mushrooms, and seasonings all cooked in one pot. Idea for a good substitute?
Asked by terror1471 - Tue Dec 2 17:53:51 2008 - Cooking & Recipes - 6 Answers - Comments
A. I've been in the same predicament many times! I have strained cans of soup, adding water to the concentrated ones. I have opened boxes of rices mixes ( like rice a roni) and diluted the seasoning pack, then strained that, since they are mostly bullion. I have even used the seasoning pack from boxes of stove top stuffing and hamburger helper.
Answered by gypciesoul - Tue Dec 2 17:59:45 2008
Q. The recipe is called One Pot Spaghetti. Essentially spaghetti, tomato paste, meat, mushrooms, and seasonings all cooked in one pot. Idea for a good substitute?
Asked by terror1471 - Tue Dec 2 17:53:51 2008 - Cooking & Recipes - 6 Answers - Comments
A. I've been in the same predicament many times! I have strained cans of soup, adding water to the concentrated ones. I have opened boxes of rices mixes ( like rice a roni) and diluted the seasoning pack, then strained that, since they are mostly bullion. I have even used the seasoning pack from boxes of stove top stuffing and hamburger helper.
Answered by gypciesoul - Tue Dec 2 17:59:45 2008
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