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Otsumami: Japanese Small Bites and Appetizers

Otsumami: Japanese Small Bites and Appetizers

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Discover the art of Japanese snacking with Otsumami, a cookbook devoted to the delicious world of small bites and appetisers.

Filled with easy-to-follow recipes and beautiful photography, this book introduces a variety of savoury dishes perfect for pairing with drinks or sharing with friends.

You will find inspiration for every occasion, whether you are hosting a gathering or enjoying a quiet night in. Learn how to make flavourful snacks like pickled vegetables, grilled skewers, seafood, and more.

Clear instructions and practical tips make it easy to bring a taste of Japan to your table.

This book is perfect for anyone who loves Japanese cuisine or wants to explore the joys of casual, shareable food.

176 pages
Hardback

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Atsuko Ikeda is a versatile Japanese chef, accomplished writer, and skilled food photographer. Hailing from Kyushu, the southern "Food Island" of Japan, her culinary journey began with worldly travels that ignited a passion for teaching authentic Japanese cuisine far from her homeland. Since 2008, she has been imparting her knowledge in the UK. Atsuko is the proud owner of Atsuko's Kitchen, a hub for Japanese cookery in London's vibrant Shoreditch, offering catering services and sought-after cooking classes. Furthermore, she shares her expertise by teaching sushi making at the renowned Divertimenti cookery school and delving into the study of Shojin Ryori, a wholesome vegan cuisine rooted in Japan's Buddhist traditions.

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