Shunju: New Japanese Cuisine: Sensational Recipes from Tokyo's Most Famous Restaurant by Takashi Sugimoto and Marcia Iwatate

    • Categories: Baked & steamed desserts; Dessert; Fall / autumn; Japanese
    • Ingredients: kaki; heavy cream; egg whites
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  • Summer starter with spicy miso dip (Natsu no otoshi)

    • mjes on July 23, 2021

      I was dubious - chopped beef in an Asian vegetable dip - but I was "coerced" into ept for the raw vegetables of your choice, all the ingredients are for a spicy miso dip. I did not go into the city for naga negi but settled for green onion. I don't think it affected the balance of the dip - absolutely delicious and unusual enough to make veggies and dip a special dish.

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  • ISBN 10 079460448X
  • ISBN 13 9780794604486
  • Published Sep 30 2006
  • Format Paperback
  • Page Count 272
  • Language English
  • Countries United States
  • Publisher Tuttle Publishing
  • Imprint Tuttle Publishing

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New in paperback!2004 James Beard Award Winner for Photography


Foreword by Charlie Trotter. Shunju: New Japanese Cuisine captures the experience of dining at Tokyo's most innovative and exciting restaurants: Shunju. Everything about these restaurants is unique: the design, decoration, lighting, and especially, the food.

The menu changes with the seasons, and the specials change depending on what is available in the market, with the chefs choosing from the hand picked vegetables that arrive each morning. The food, although quintessentially Japanese, is fresh and innovative, adding unexpected touches from other cuisines.

Takashi Sugimoto is Japan's leading restaurant designer and is responsible for many of Japan's most famous restaurants. The Shunju restaurants represent his most impressive venture so far, in which he has not only created Tokyo's funkiest eateries and bars but has offered Tokyo residents a new lifestyle philosophy.



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