The Vegan Japanese Cookbook - Segawa, Yoko
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Create vegan versions of your favorite Japanese dishes Now you can satisfy your cravings for Japanese delicacies while sticking to a plant-based diet. The Vegan Japanese Cookbook delivers 75 recipes to help you cook up both traditional vegan dishes and vegan versions of mouthwatering classics. * Japanese culinary traditions—Learn about the practice of Shojin Ryori (a vegetarian style of eating introduced by Japanese monks), the core components that comprise a Japanese meal, the importance of umami, and more. * Simple, flavorful recipes—Prepare savory dishes like Tofu Sukiyaki Hot Pot, Orange…mehr

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Create vegan versions of your favorite Japanese dishes Now you can satisfy your cravings for Japanese delicacies while sticking to a plant-based diet. The Vegan Japanese Cookbook delivers 75 recipes to help you cook up both traditional vegan dishes and vegan versions of mouthwatering classics. * Japanese culinary traditions—Learn about the practice of Shojin Ryori (a vegetarian style of eating introduced by Japanese monks), the core components that comprise a Japanese meal, the importance of umami, and more. * Simple, flavorful recipes—Prepare savory dishes like Tofu Sukiyaki Hot Pot, Orange Temari Sushi, and Veggie Nest Kakiage Tempura using straightforward recipes that are simple to follow. * Japanese pantry essentials—Learn to stock your pantry with Japanese food staples including mirin, wasabi, udon noodles, miso, and more. Discover just how easy and enjoyable it is to prepare plant-based versions of popular Japanese recipes.
Autorenporträt
YOKO SEGAWA is a recipe developer, content creator, and food photographer who is passionate about both Japanese food and plant-based cooking. She shares tips for healthy cooking and beautifully styled, vibrant dishes on her Instagram page and YouTube channel: Yoko’s Kitchen. A native of Japan, Yoko now resides in the United States and uses Japanese influence to create recipes using local ingredients.