The Zen Kitchen: Real Japanese Family Food by Adam Liaw

  • Asazuke pickles (page 17)

    from The Zen Kitchen: Easy Japanese Recipes for Home Cooks The Zen Kitchen by Adam Liaw

    • Categories: Chutneys, pickles & relishes; Quick / easy; Japanese; Vegan; Vegetarian
    • Ingredients: carrots; cucumbers; Chinese cabbage; celery; salt; daikon radishes; radishes; okra; cabbage; red cabbage
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  • Sushi sandwiches

    • danielis on March 06, 2018

      These are fantastic! Forget about rolling up sushi in rolls at home and having it all fall apart, these are a genius way to do it. The only we way we eat home-made sushi now :)

  • Misozuke (miso-marinating)

    • pomona on June 22, 2020

      Delicious. Used salmon. I could not bring myself to keep the curing mix, maybe if i was replacing the fish immediately. Maybe next time.. There will be a next time.

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  • Sushi sandwiches

    • Salt Sugar and I

      Here's the thing, I actually can't believe someone didn't tell me about this earlier or I didn't figure it out. I mean I've made myself thousands of sandwiches before...

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  • ISBN 10 0600634744
  • ISBN 13 9780600634744
  • Published Aug 01 2017
  • Format Hardcover
  • Page Count 231
  • Language English
  • Countries United States
  • Publisher Hamlyn

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Learn how to cook healthy, delicious Japanese recipes at home, and discover Zen philosophies to guide you and your family to healthier, more enjoyable meal times. Your new family favorites will soon include delicious dishes such as: Teriyaki Pork and Mushroom Rolls, Tantan Chicken Nabe, Spring Rain Noodle Salad with Spinach and Shiitake, Wagyu with Autumn Leaf Daikon and Sashimi Salad.

As so many of us have discovered, it's hard not to fall in love with the Japanese style of eating that has long been based in the traditional wisdoms of the culture. And it is proven that the Japanese are among the healthiest, longest-living people on earth. In The Zen Kitchen, Adam Liaw has created a stunningly photographed guide to easy Japanese recipes that you and your family will love, and combined them with the wisdom of the East to show a whole new healthy way of eating and enjoying food.

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