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ISBN 10: 1462914632
ISBN 13: 9781462914630
Author: Susie Donald
This book is sure to be a hit in your kitchen.
This cookbook contains easy step-by-step instructions for all of your favorite dishes from Asia. Inside are recipes to prepare the most famous dishes in Asia.
Also included in this book are unit conversion tables, dual unit measurements, an overview of basic Asian ingredients and over 30 detailed photos. Each recipe includes cook time, prep time, and serving sizes. Enjoy!
Homestyle Japanese Cooking 1st Table of contents:
Chapter 1: Rice and Noodles
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1.1 Perfecting Rice: How to Cook Japanese Rice
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1.2 Sushi Rice: A Step-by-Step Guide
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1.3 Noodles in Japanese Cuisine: Udon, Soba, and Ramen
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1.4 Preparing Homemade Udon
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1.5 Cold Soba and Udon Noodles with Dipping Sauce
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1.6 Ramen: Broth, Noodles, and Toppings
Chapter 2: Soup and Stew
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2.1 Miso Soup: A Traditional Recipe
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2.2 Clear Soup with Tofu and Vegetables
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2.3 Sukiyaki: A Delicious Japanese Hot Pot
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2.4 Shabu-Shabu: The Japanese Fondue
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2.5 Oden: A Comforting Japanese Stew
Chapter 3: Vegetables and Pickles
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3.1 Cooking Japanese Vegetables: The Art of Simplicity
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3.2 Tsukemono: Japanese Pickles and Their Varieties
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3.3 Kinpira Gobo: Stir-Fried Burdock Root and Carrot
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3.4 Nimono: Simmered Vegetables in Broth
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3.5 Daikon Radish Dishes: From Salads to Soups
Chapter 4: Seafood and Meat Dishes
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4.1 Grilled Fish: A Basic Japanese Recipe
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4.2 Teriyaki Chicken: A Homestyle Approach
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4.3 Tonkatsu: Crispy Breaded Pork Cutlet
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4.4 Yakiniku: Japanese BBQ
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4.5 Salmon with Soy Sauce and Sake Marinade
Chapter 5: Side Dishes and Appetizers
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5.1 Tamagoyaki: Sweet Japanese Omelette
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5.2 Gyoza: Japanese Dumplings
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5.3 Agedashi Tofu: Crispy Tofu in Soy Broth
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5.4 Edamame: Steamed Soybeans
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5.5 Ebi Fry: Fried Shrimp with Panko Crust
Chapter 6: Sauces and Seasonings
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6.1 Soy Sauce: The Heart of Japanese Seasoning
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6.2 Miso: The Many Uses of Japanese Fermented Soybean Paste
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6.3 Ponzu Sauce: A Citrusy Japanese Condiment
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6.4 Mirin and Sake: Essential Japanese Cooking Liquids
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6.5 The Role of Dashi in Japanese Cooking
Chapter 7: Desserts and Sweets
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7.1 Mochi: Sweet Rice Cakes with Fillings
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7.2 Anmitsu: A Traditional Japanese Dessert
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7.3 Dorayaki: Sweet Red Bean Pancakes
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7.4 Matcha Flavored Sweets: Cakes, Ice Cream, and More
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7.5 Yōkan: Sweet Bean Jelly
Chapter 8: Drinks and Beverages
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8.1 Green Tea: The Essence of Japanese Tea Culture
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8.2 Sake: Japanese Rice Wine and How to Pair It
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8.3 Umeshu: Sweet Plum Wine
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8.4 Japanese Soft Drinks: Ramune and Other Unique Beverages
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8.5 Barley Tea and Other Traditional Teas
Chapter 9: The Japanese Table
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9.1 The Art of the Japanese Meal: Harmony and Balance
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9.2 Dining Etiquette and Table Settings
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9.3 Traditional Japanese Meal Structures
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9.4 Seasonal Cooking and Celebrations in Japan
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9.5 Meal Planning for a Homestyle Japanese Feast
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