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Hopefully something that also goes into the history of the food,
customs, traditions and where/how to acquire some of the necessary ingredients. If this takes more than one book (or a series of them) that is fine as along as they are good. I'd prefer to avoid anything that's heavily 'east-west', but a little bit is ok, as I understand that substitutions are necessary. I saw one today in HalfPrice Books, generically titled "Japanese Cooking". It had an engaging overview of Japanese culture as it related to dining, and while it talked about probably a couple hundred different dishes (and their variations, and their roles in nutrition) it only contained about a dozen actual recipes (six of them being types of sushi). Thanks in advance for the help! -Jared |
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