Homemade Chicken Paitan Broth
Protein-Rich & Comforting
Easily make this Japanese-style creamy chicken broth at home. Rich in protein and collagen, it is great for all ages. The broth is pressure-cooked for rich flavour, paired with tender chicken cooked in the rice cooker’s low-temp mode for a sous-vide-like texture.
What to prepare
Nutrition per serving
Ingredients
Chicken Broth
Low-Temperature Chicken
Garnish
Soup Seasoning (For Serving)
Chicken Garlic Oil (As Garnish)
Chicken Dashi Brine (Soak Overnight)
Method
1) Brine chicken breast overnight. Slice leek and ginger, set aside. Prepare soup seasoning, chicken garlic oil ahead.
2) In a pot, boil chicken carcass and chicken feet. Remove floating impurities. Transfer boiled chicken carcass and chicken feet into the pressure cooker.
3) Add Japanese rice, ginger, leek and water. Cover and secure lid. Cook with Pressure Cook | 1 hr (Cooking Tip: Pressure cooking makes flavourful, collagen-rich broth in less time).
4) Place brined chicken breast into the rice cooker. Add mirin, soy sauce, black pepper, ginger and scallion. Pour in warm water (recommended at 65ºC).
5) Cook with Low Temp | 1 hr 30 mins.
6) Once cooking is done, slice chicken to serve as topping.
(ABC Tip: Get sous-vide texture using “Low-Temp” mode.)
7) In a serving bowl, add 2 scoops of soup seasoning, sufficient hot chicken broth, and ramen noodles. Top with sliced chicken breast, kombu and egg. Garnish with leek, scallion. Drizzle with chicken garlic oil and serve.
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