Paitan is a Japanese white broth, made by simmering bones to extract collagen and fat. Nearly all tonkatsu pork ramen is made with a paitan broth. Tori paitan broth, made with chicken, is also popular.
Contrast chintan, a clarified clear broth.

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Categories: Broth
Characteristic of: Japanese cuisine
Subcategories: Tori paitanjp-ro
Also known as:
Japanese: 白湯
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