An edition of Preserving the Japanese way
(2015)
Preserving the Japanese way
traditions of salting, fermenting, and pickling for the modern kitchen
by Nancy Singleton Hachisu
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Salting of food, Food, Fermented foods, Japanese, Preservation, Canning and preserving, Japanese Cooking, Fermentation, Cooking, japanesePlaces
Japan
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Table of Contents
Preserving a way of life
Salt, wind, and sun
Miso
Soy sauce
Fish sauce
Rice vinegar, sour plums, and persimmons
Koji, sake lees, and rice bran
Tofu, natto, and Konnyaku
Katsuobushi, Konbu, and Niboshi
Chile peppers and kimchee
Sake, Shochu, and tea
Afterword: The Snow of 2014
Glossary of Japanese produce
Fruits and vegetables by pickling method.
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Includes bibliographical references (page 355) and index.
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