brewis
/ˈbruːɪs/
noun
- A type of broth or soup, especially one made with bread, meat, and vegetables, often associated with traditional English or Scottish cooking.
- For a hearty winter meal, she made a thick brewis with leftover beef and barley.
- The old recipe for brewis called for soaking stale bread in rich broth.
- At the festival, they served a traditional brewis that reminded everyone of home.