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Cook by Chef Volume 5:Chris Holland
As a special project, we asked five chefs working in the US to create new dishes using selected Japanese foods (see the link below). The food items used by the chefs are available for purchase in The Japan Media Store. (Price may change... -
Cook by Chef Volume 4:Joe Estroda
As a special project, we asked five chefs working in the US to create new dishes using selected Japanese foods (see the link below). The food items used by the chefs are available for purchase in The Japan Media Store. (Price may change... -
Cook by Chef Volume 3:James Neal
As a special project, we asked five chefs working in the US to create new dishes using selected Japanese foods (see the link below). The food items used by the chefs are available for purchase in The Japan Media Store. (Price may change... -
Cook by Chef Volume 2:Matthew Card
As a special project, we asked five chefs working in the US to create new dishes using selected Japanese foods (see the link below). The food items used by the chefs are available for purchase in The Japan Media Store. (Price may change... -
Cook by Chef Volume 1:Akiko Thurnauer
As a special project, we asked five chefs working in the US to create new dishes using selected Japanese foods (see the link below). The food items used by the chefs are available for purchase in The Japan Media Store. (Price may change... -
Let’s talk about Fermented Foods!! Part 4
Soy sauce-based all-purpose seasonings, spices, and sauces are convenient seasonings that can be used alone to flavor dishes. We mentioned earlier that there are five types of soy sauce, each with its own food pairings. For example, dark... -
Let’s talk about Fermented Foods!! Part 3
The soy sauce manufacturing methods were born in Kishu Yuasa. Around 1580, Tamai soy sauce, believed to be the first soy sauce vendor in Japan, started selling soy sauce and miso paste. There is a record from 1588 that about 18,000L of t... -
Let’s talk about Fermented Foods!! Part 2
Fermentation has been used as a preservation technique in cuisines around the world since Neolithic times, producing everything from beer and wine to bread, yogurt, pickles, and vinegar. Fermentation not only preserves food and adds nutr... -
Let’s talk about Fermented Foods!! Part 1
There are many types of fermented foods in the world, but Japan leads the way when it comes to fermented variety! There are over 3,000 pickle varieties in Japan alone. Japan is an excellent place for fermentation because of its favorable... -
What about EDAMAME?
Edamame are young soybeans that are usually eaten while they are still in the pod. Unlike mature soybeans, edamame beans are soft and edible, and tasty of course. You may also buy hulled edamame, where the young beans have been taken out...