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Books: Cooking by Cuisine -> Cooking Japanese
Sushi: Taste and Techniques
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by:
Barber, Kimiko
Takemura, Hiroki
O'Leary, Ian (Photographer)
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Publisher:
DK ADULT
Published: September 1, 2002
ISBN: 0789489163
Format:Hardcover
Pages:256
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Book Description
From Library Journal
Although training is required to become a master sushi chef like Takemura, who first presided over London's Nobu and has worked at New York's Nobu, one can make versions of the dish at home. Together with Barber, who teaches
Japanese and Asian fusion cooking, Takemura provides dozens of color photographs that show how to prepare step by step "scattered," stuffed, pressed, rolled, and hand-formed sushi. In addition, there are chapters on eating at a sushi bar and proper
etiquette-helpful for anyone intimidated by the very idea-along with a section of basics covering equipment, ingredients, and techniques (the chapters on preparing fish would be useful to anyone who cooks it). The book concludes with a glossary, an
international restaurant guide, and a listing of mail-order/online sources. This unique book is recommended for most collections.
Copyright 2002 Reed Business Information, Inc.
Product Description:
This beautifully illustrated guide will
enable readers to master and appreciate the art of sushi.
The quintessential book for any sushi lover, Sushi: Taste and Technique shows you all you need to know about this exceptionally delicious and healthy cuisine, how to locate the freshest
ingredients, how to use the right equipment, and how to master the etiquette of eating sushi correctly. From makizushi to hand rolls to vegetarian versions, this book teaches you how to create any kind of sushi.
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