Around the world, broth clarity is practically a spiritual practice. In Japan, dashi is made with kombu and bonito flakes, and chefs insist on never boiling the water. In China, master chefs clarify soups with a mixture of ground chicken breast and ice water, a technique called diao tang.
The Greeks have their avgolemono, while Italians clarify brodo for tortellini en brodo. Every culture knows: a clear broth isn’t just about looks—it’s a sign of patience and respect for ingredients. Plus, it makes a killer Instagram shot.
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