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Japanese Street Food for the Soul
Food from Japan’s Delicious Street Food Scene
Now, going to Japan to try out the wonderful street food is all well and good, but some of us are not capable of doing that. Why not bring the food into your own home?
You can cook delicious Japanese street food
I was born in Koyoto, one of the most beautiful cities in Japan. My father worked for Toyota in Japan. I was 14 when he got transferred to Seattle, Washington. As a teenager it was hard at first. From food to culture to language, everything was so different than what I was used to. Now at 37 looking back I think it was the best thing that ever happened to me; I get to enjoy the best of both worlds.
We still go back home and enjoy all the GREAT food Japan has to offer.
In this book, I have decided to bring the goodness of the Japanese yakimono into your homes.
Japanese street food is easy to prepare, and with globalization, you can pretty much get any Japanese ingredient at your local specialty store. You may already even have most of the equipment needed.
Japan is famous for a lot of things, like anime, geisha, temples, and Mt. Fuji. However, what gets me really excited about Japan is the food.
As an aspiring food journalist, I believe Japan is a treasure trove of culinary delights. Of course, you know all about sushi and ramen – which are great, don’t get me wrong – but those deserve a different book on their own. For this book, I want to take things to a more informal setting and take you out on the street.
I will impart to you the knowledge and techniques to adapt Japanese recipes to your own home.
Chef Marco Pierre-White says that Mother Nature is the chef, and we are just cooks who bring things together. This is cooking in its most basic form – working with what is there instead of what you want it to be.
Itadakimasu! Let’s eat!
Eating on the Street: a View of Japanese Street Food
Bringing on the Heat!: How to use Fire to Cook
The Japanese Way: Learning What Makes Japanese Food Special
The Western Way: The Ultimate Fusion Experience
Care and Safety
Rules of the Land: How to Make it Authentic
★★Yakimono: 101 Recipes
19 Chicken Recipes14 Pork Recipes14 Beef Recipes14 Seafood Recipes14 Vegetable Recipes5 Desserts12 Unique Sauce Recipes
BONUS: 9 General Stir Fry Techniques for Any Dish!
You will be a Master Chef after you take on the recipes in my book. Be sure to scroll up and click BUY NOW today!
Meshiagare: Bon Appétit
ASIN : B0C12JVFYW
Publisher : Independently published (March 31, 2023)
Language : English
Paperback : 259 pages
ISBN-13 : 979-8389786820
Item Weight : 1.01 pounds
Dimensions : 6 x 0.59 x 9 inches
Japanese Street Food for the Soul […]