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04/25/2013
The recipe for this pickle is a version of one described in The Folk Art of Japanese Country Cooking by Gaku Homma (North Atlantic Books, 1991).
Issue #130
09/05/2008
This traditional breakfast pickle is part of a family of Japanese quick-salted pickles.
Issue #114
01/28/2008
Chinese, Japanese, and Portuguese ingredients come together in this basic dish.
Issue #93
03/05/2002
The Japanese go to an izakaya, a small bar/restaurant, to drink sake, beer, and vodka-like shochu, and to snack on dishes like this one.
Issue #27
03/05/2002
Miso is traditionally combined with sesame seeds or walnuts to make a dressing for vegetables.
Issue #27
06/04/2012
Crisp, spicy radishes get a dose of toasty warmth from sesame oil in this quick pickle,
brightened with scallions and sesame seeds.
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08/18/2011
The secret of this elegant dish, served by chef Ian Chalermkittichai at his New York restaurant the Ember Room, is that it's broiled in the oven, the direct heat source from above providing a heavy, steady heat that both tenderizes the eggplant and caramelizes its sweet-savory miso glaze.
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07/07/2011
Sweet Miso Corn Cakes with Basil Parsley Pesto
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