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How to Use Broth How to Use Broth Tips & Tricks Canned broth can be used wherever water is required. Use to add a savory flavor to any dish. Add water to broth to reduce sodium content. Creative Eats Savory rice/noodles/dried beans Use broth instead of water when cooking. Reheating/moistening leftovers Add a small amount to leftovers prior to reheating. Steamed vegetables Use broth to steam vegetables. Works great with potatoes. Meats Flavor meat with broth in slow cookers or pressure cookers. Bread: French onion soup topping, easy souffle/quiches, stuffing/dressing, breadcrumbs, meat loaf, bisques/bread soups, bread salad, bread pudding, grilled cheese, bruschetta, french toast, croutons, potato/rice subsitute, bread dumplings, freeze How to Use Broth Tips & Tricks Canned broth can be used wherever water is required. Use to add a savory flavor to any dish. Add water to broth to reduce sodium content. Creative Eats Savory rice/noodles/dried beans Use broth instead of water when cooking. Reheating/moistening leftovers Add a small amount to leftovers prior to reheating. Steamed vegetables Use broth to steam vegetables. Works great with potatoes. Meats Flavor meat with broth in slow cookers or pressure cookers.