OISHII

Subtitle Everyday Japanese Food Made Simple

Yuki Gomi
Price $30.00 / £26.00
Description Description
Professional chef Yuki Gomi puts her own spin on Japanese cooking by fusing traditional and modern techniques to create accessible, nourishing, and exciting dishes to cook at home.

Oishii is a great introduction to cooking Japanese food. Utilizing ingredients you already have on hand, five core Japanese pantry items you will use again and again, and no-waste cooking techniques, chef Yuki Gomi shows you how to make dashi, homemade sauces and condiments, staple rice dishes, pickles and ferments, small and main dishes, and sweet treats, along with one-pot and make-ahead meals. In this cookbook, you'll find:

  • Information on traditional Japanese meals and ingredients
  • Over 100 quick and easy recipes for weeknight family meals
  • Lots of gluten-free and vegetarian recipes
  • Influences from Yuki growing up in Japan, training as a chef in America, and teaching cooking classes in London
  • Stunning photography
  • And much more!

Oishii is a simple and approachable cookbook filled with recipes that you will actually cook, ones chef Yuki Gomi makes at home and shares with family and friends. This is everyday Japanese food, made easy.
Location: ; Sub Code: 8
Format:
Format Paper Over Board 256 Pages
ISBN:
ISBN 9798317900892
Size:
Size8.00 in x 10.00 in / 203.20 mm x 254.00 mm
Published:
Published Date March 9th, 2027
Yuki Gomi

Yuki Gomi (yukiskitchen.com) is a Japanese chef, food writer, and cookery teacher. Through her writing and Japanese cooking classes, Gomi aims to share the joy of Japanese cooking through a fusion of traditional and modern techniques to create accessible and fun Japanese food. She teaches Japanese cookery from her kitchen in London, demonstrating techniques for her students to cook Japanese food at home. In addition to cooking from her home, Gomi offers courses and private lessons at special events and colleges around the world and is the author of Sushi at Home. 

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