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MOCHI: Make Your Own At Home (Smith Street)

MOCHI: Make Your Own At Home (Smith Street)

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Learn how to perfect the Asian dessert mochi at home with this colourful book. Features 22 mochi recipes, from chocolate, passionfruit and sesame to lemon myrtle, matcha-coconut and red bean paste.

With a comprehensive, step-by-step guide to making and shaping your own pillowy-soft mochi dough, and easy-to-follow recipes which can be adapted to accommodate all the fillings imaginable, this book will make shop-bought mochi a thing of the past.

Hardback
64 pages
205 x 165 mm

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Emiko Davies is an Australian-born author renowned for her expertise in regional Italian cuisine. Born and raised between Canberra, Australia, and China, she possesses a rich Japanese-Australian heritage. Davies' journey in the culinary world began after graduating from art school, leading her to Florence, Italy, in 2005, where she initially pursued studies in art restoration. This move marked a significant turning point in her life, as she not only developed a deep connection with Italian culture but also met her future husband, a Tuscan sommelier named Marco Lami.

Settling in Tuscany since 2005, Davies has built a prolific career as a food writer, photographer, and cookbook author. Her work stands out for its focus on authentic Italian cooking, particularly the regional specialties of Tuscany. Davies has authored several award-winning Italian cookbooks, such as "Florentine: The True Cuisine of Florence" (2016), "Acquacotta" (2017), and "Tortellini at Midnight" (2019), all published by Hardie Grant Books. Additionally, she has penned five cookbooks, with her sixth, "Gohan," a cookbook of Japanese home cooking, set to release in October 2023. Emiko Davies' work reflects her dual heritage and deep understanding of both Japanese and Italian culinary traditions, making her a unique voice in the world of food writing and gastronomy​.

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