Japanese Cooking: A Simple Art by Shizuo Tsuji | Goodreads
goodreads.com · 2,978 words · saved by 1 readers
First published November 15, 1980 © 2024 Goodreads, Inc.
Author 4 books88 followers May 7, 2014 This is a remarkable cookbook that, more than thirty years after its initial publication, has lost none of its impact. Shizuo Tsuji writes polemically, intent on persuading the world as to the merits of Japanese cuisine and, given the rise and rise of Japanese restaurants in the West - and especially in the USA, whose language this is written in - he can probably be said to have largely succeeded. He also, however, writes prescriptively and, in that regard, he'd probably be horrified by supermarket sushi, if not by instant ramen and katsu kits. The…
saved by
related reading
- M.F.K. Fisher Taught Americans How to Nourish Bodies and Souls | National Endowment for the Humanitiesneh.gov
- Chazukeen.wikipedia.org
- Japanese ricejapancentre.com
- Ochazuke Recipe お茶漬け • Just One Cookbookjustonecookbook.com
- Why Japanese Websites Look So Different | by Mirijam Missbichler | Mediummedium.com
- Where to eat in San Francisconoahpinion.blog
- Tokyo guide: Part 1 SUSHI - Notorious Foodienotoriousfoodie.substack.com
- First, make rice | Seth's Blogseths.blog
- Dashi - Wikipediaen.wikipedia.org
- One Perfect Day of Eating in Tokyo | Eatereater.com
- tae kim grammar guidedjtguide.github.io
- America could have $4 lunch bowls like Japan—but our zoning laws make them illegalabio.substack.com