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The Washoku Way: Japan’s Nuanced Approach to Food

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  • 60 pages
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A wide tour of washoku, from formal kaiseki to casual home cooking, with chapters on curing, fermenting and the craft of tableware. Photography from Kyoto Kitcho and other leading kitchens.

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