| #1627402 in Books | 2009-04-09 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 | 11.10 x.87 x9.21l,2.64 | File Name: 1897701934 | 162 pages
||2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.| Superb item - for collectors and fanatics!|By FoodCrafters|Wow.
As of today, the cheapest price for this book is 289 USD. And honestly... I can understand the demand for it! This book is superb, both in content and in form. Anything but a practical Japanese cookbook, this is the most serious reference about umami you will find. For anyone who's been to Japan and eat||"Umami, as part of dashi, is essential to Japanese cuisine. It is umami that maintains the balance between salty, sweet, sour and bitter; in short, you could call it the origin of 'deliciousness'. - Nobu Matsuhisa Umami is a subject close to my heart. (It) ac
Japanese cuisine is appreciated worldwide for its healthiness and its beauty in both appearance and flavour. The characteristic 'savoury-ness' (umami) is achieved despite minimum use of oil, salt and flavourings. Dashi ('stock') and the resulting umami are said to be the reason Japanese-cuisine is special. But what are they? How do they work? And why? This beautifully illustrated book reveals these secrets through both explanation and superb recipes introduced by Japan'...
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