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Kansha
Kansha is a cookbook published in 2010 by Elizabeth Andoh, an American culinary instructor and expert on Japanese cuisine. The book explores the Japanese concept of "kansha," which translates to appreciation or gratitude, applying it to plant-based cooking. Andoh focuses on traditional vegetarian and vegan Japanese food practices, emphasizing zero-waste techniques and the thorough utilization of i...
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Washoku
"Washoku: Recipes from the Japanese Home Kitchen" is a cookbook published in 2005 by culinary instructor Elizabeth Andoh. The book details the foundational principles of traditional Japanese home cooking, explaining techniques, essential ingredients, and equipment. It provides recipes for staple dishes like dashi, miso soup, and pickled vegetables, focusing on everyday domestic meals rather than r...
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