
Pan sauce with Bò
While your steak rests, turn the browned juices in the pan into a sauce. Bò adds body as it reduces; a little marrow fat finishes it.
The broth has already had its long simmer. Use a spoonful for the juices left in the steak pan, or start with a full pot if you’re making kharcho.

While your steak rests, turn the browned juices in the pan into a sauce. Bò adds body as it reduces; a little marrow fat finishes it.

Warm a full cup of broth and taste it as the chilled gel melts. If you prefer it lighter, replace some of the broth with hot water.

A light soup for two, made with broth and beaten eggs. Pour the egg in slowly and it sets into soft ribbons in the hot liquid.

With eggs already cooked, you only need to warm the broth. Add the herbs just before sitting down so they keep their fresh aroma.

Beef, fresh tomatoes and rice in a broth seasoned with coriander and Bò's savoury blend. Cook the meat until tender before adding the rice.