Bouillon is a hearty and slightly thick Haitian soup made with meat, epis, yams, kelp, cabbage, plantains, potatoes, scotch bonnet peppers, and celery. It is sometimes served with small dumplings which are made by rolling the flour into a small amount of broth. The name of the soup is derived from the French word bouillir, meaning to boil. It is recommended to serve bouillon piping hot, preferably on rainy days.

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