Tokio. Kultowe przepisy

Tokio. Kultowe przepisy

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  • Create Date:2021-08-16 09:51:12
  • Update Date:2025-09-06
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  • Author:Maori Murota
  • ISBN:8324074465
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Summary

Maori Murota odczarowuje kuchnię japońską, czyniąc ją dostępną i zrozumiałą dla każdego, kto chce poznać rodzimą kulturę kulinarną autorki, jeść zdrowo i smacznie。

Ta książka to więcej niż klasyka kuchni z Tokio。 To kulinarny przewodnik po świecie smaków, zapachów i receptur。 Znajdziesz w niej:
• ponad 100 unikatowych przepisów nie tylko na sushi, miso czy ramen, ale także na słone placki senbei, pierożki gyoza, wariacje makaronu soba i udon, marynowane warzywa czy pulpeciki z kurczaka tsukuné,
• receptury na japońskie słodkości jak daifukumochi, czyli nadziewane ciastka ryżowe, ciasto z matchą, biszkopty, lody i sorbety, jakich nie próbowałeś w Europie,
• jasne i zwięzłe informacje o podstawowych technikach gotowania i najważniejszych składnikach potrzebnych do wyczarowania Japonii we własnej kuchni。

Tokio。 Kultowe przepisy to nie tylko dziesiątki pysznych, łatwych do wykonania receptur, lecz także barwny kulinarny przewodnik po stolicy Japonii。
Wyrusz w podróż po zatłoczonych tokijskich barach z przekąskami, poczuj tętniące życiem ulice, zajrzyj do wnętrz kultowych restauracji w Tokio。 Poznaj inspirujących ludzi, zaskakujące smaki i niezwykłą atmosferę jednej z największych gastronomicznych metropolii świata。

Maori Murota dorastała w Tokio, a do napisania tej książki zainspirowały ją wspomnienia z dzieciństwa。 Pracowała w Nowym Jorku i Indonezji, by ostatecznie osiąść w Paryżu, gdzie jest szefową kuchni i prowadzi warsztaty gotowania autentycznych japońskich potraw domowych。 Dzięki swoim doświadczeniom wie, jak tłumaczyć ludziom Zachodu kulturę Wschodu, czyniąc ją zrozumiałą i przystępną。

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Reviews

Sanaecozy

Było pięknie i pysznie, czyli jak na japońskie jedzenie przystało。 Książka jest podzielona na 6 rozdziałów - śniadanie, obiad, bento, podwieczorek oraz kuchnia barowa i rodzinna。 Najwięcej przepisów znajdziemy w tym przedostatnim。 Różnorodność dań jest na spora, znajdziemy tu te najbardziej typowe, ale i takie, o których słyszę po raz pierwszy。 Oczywiście przekąsek również nie zabrakło。 Na samym końcu dostajemy aneks, szczegółowy spis treści (co jest niezwykle pomocne!) oraz kilka adresów do odw Było pięknie i pysznie, czyli jak na japońskie jedzenie przystało。 Książka jest podzielona na 6 rozdziałów - śniadanie, obiad, bento, podwieczorek oraz kuchnia barowa i rodzinna。 Najwięcej przepisów znajdziemy w tym przedostatnim。 Różnorodność dań jest na spora, znajdziemy tu te najbardziej typowe, ale i takie, o których słyszę po raz pierwszy。 Oczywiście przekąsek również nie zabrakło。 Na samym końcu dostajemy aneks, szczegółowy spis treści (co jest niezwykle pomocne!) oraz kilka adresów do odwiedzenia, o ile uda nam się wpaść do Japonii, z wyjaśnieniem dlaczego warto tam zajrzeć。Jak oceniam zrozumiałość?Autorka bardzo prosto tłumaczy czynności i czasem prezentuje sposób przygotowania na zdjęciach, co jeszcze bardziej ułatwia sprawę。 Do tego często po bokach można znaleźć nadrukowane dopiski i rysunki (notatki), byłam nimi zauroczona。 Bardzo spodobało mi się również zachowanie japońskiego nazewnictwa w nagłówkach - każdy trzymał się schematu: transkirypcja polska - tłumaczenie - zapis japoński。Jak to wygląda?Przy każdym daniu na samym początku dostajemy informacje o czasie przygotowania, dla ilu osób jest przeznaczone oraz spis składników。 Niżej znajdziemy zwięzły opis czynności, a treść jest wzbogacona o piękne ilustracje, czasem między przepisami są wstawki zdjęć sklepów i dzielnic - wizualnie jestem kupiona。 Przeczytałam wszystkie przepisy, by zweryfikować poziom trudności - bo właśnie tego mi zabrakło, jakiejś skali! Zapisałam sobie dania, które będę w stanie przygotować, na pewno postawię na tamagoyaki oraz tonkatsu。 Jednak w słodkościach też się zakochałam i na pewno coś wypróbuję! Bardzo spodobał mi się szczegółowy opis przyrządzenia ryżu, bo dla mnie zawsze było to wyzwanie, nie lubię się z ryżem, mam nadzieję, że ten przepis to zmieni!Smakowo jeszcze nie ocenię, ale na pewno będę stopniowo wszystkiego próbować。 Na ten moment, jeżeli lubicie japońską kuchnię i szukacie inspiracji do gotowania, to zdecydowanie ten przepiśnik jest dla Was - sporo różnorodynych pozycji i zrozumiała treść, autorka przedstawia japońską kuchnię z sercem。 Ja na pewno będę korzystać。 。。。more

Christina

I'm 80% done with Tokyo Cult Recipes: A good intro to the mysteries of Japanese cuisine。 Easy to read and as entertaining as it is informative the recipes can be accomplished by the average cook and the ingredients demystified for those who are new to Japanese cuisine。 I'm 80% done with Tokyo Cult Recipes: A good intro to the mysteries of Japanese cuisine。 Easy to read and as entertaining as it is informative the recipes can be accomplished by the average cook and the ingredients demystified for those who are new to Japanese cuisine。 。。。more

tagiii

All of this is short recipes with minimal contextual text。 Honestly, half of the page count is composed of full page photos that don't offer a lot of insight in the process towards the finished product。 Nothing is super secret or rare, easily found on google。Was this author even a Chef? They claimed to be the Chef of her former restaurant on the back of the book, but I can't find any info on her actually being a head chef。 Further research has shown me that they left the restaurant they were wor All of this is short recipes with minimal contextual text。 Honestly, half of the page count is composed of full page photos that don't offer a lot of insight in the process towards the finished product。 Nothing is super secret or rare, easily found on google。Was this author even a Chef? They claimed to be the Chef of her former restaurant on the back of the book, but I can't find any info on her actually being a head chef。 Further research has shown me that they left the restaurant they were working at so they could start a more lucrative catering business。 If she held a higher "chef" title like sous or exec, I feel like that'd be mentioned enthusiastically。 My intuition tells me she tapped out at commis, chef de partie at best。 She claims that she left the fashion world to cook because it was too fast paced。。。。 as if the average line cook's night isn't hell。 Pretty disrespectful to people who've worked a decade for the title, when she can just buy her way up。 。。。more

Dray

This book has excellent fairly mainstream dishes that are popular in Japan, or specifically Tokyo。 A few I could characterize as cult。 I found the pages on Japanese cooks and food culture to be some of the best I have read (admittedly not a huge amount)。 Worth reading and making。

Shannon

3。75

Paul Dupree

Classic Japanese dishes I grew up in Japan so when I say this cookbook it reminded me of my childhood。 Great selection of everyday foods and wonderful phots of the various dishes。 Now, to try and make them all!

Philip Berghan-Whyman

Easy and delicious。 I've found most of the ingredients through our local Asian market and our butcher。 The recipes are simple yet delicious, and I'm getting more adventurous as I cook more dishes。 An excellent buy。 Easy and delicious。 I've found most of the ingredients through our local Asian market and our butcher。 The recipes are simple yet delicious, and I'm getting more adventurous as I cook more dishes。 An excellent buy。 。。。more

Adam Bailey

The best Japanese cookbook I’ve come across。 A great mix of street food and home cooking。 Beautiful photos, great layout and well written recipes。 Everything I’ve cooked has worked as expected and been delicious。

Chris Williams

Fantastic cookbook with a great mix of traditional and modern recipes, and a really useful appendix of ingredients and breakdowns of iconic foods and quintessential Japanese foodstuffs。 If you like Japanese food this is well worth it。

Rochelle Benoit

Can't wait to try out all of the delicious recipes。 Can't wait to try out all of the delicious recipes。 。。。more

Matthew Woodcock

Great book with pretty easy recipes。 The pictures and instructions were amazing。 I am excited to try more and more of these recipes。

Thomas

This recipe book is a collection of authentic, simple and easy to follow Japanese dishes, organised by meal type。 Each recipe comes with a beautiful photo of well presented food, with additional helpful drawings, shop/restaurant photos and explanation around Japanese food culture that provides some context to people new to Japanese cooking。 Personally I will be trying some recipes from this book, especially if I don't want to invest too much time in cooking, but I may use this more as a referenc This recipe book is a collection of authentic, simple and easy to follow Japanese dishes, organised by meal type。 Each recipe comes with a beautiful photo of well presented food, with additional helpful drawings, shop/restaurant photos and explanation around Japanese food culture that provides some context to people new to Japanese cooking。 Personally I will be trying some recipes from this book, especially if I don't want to invest too much time in cooking, but I may use this more as a reference for what Japanese recipes I could cook before finding more complex versions elsewhere。 Additionally, providing a regional context for each of the dishes would have been interesting if included。 。。。more

Stephen Simpson

I really don't see what's "cult" about any of this - these are pretty standard Japanese dishes, and certainly not exclusive to Tokyo。 The recipes are okay-to-good, as are the photos。 None of the recipes are rare or in any way special, but I suppose this is a more convenient collection for those who want a relatively thorough overview of major Japanese dishes。 I really don't see what's "cult" about any of this - these are pretty standard Japanese dishes, and certainly not exclusive to Tokyo。 The recipes are okay-to-good, as are the photos。 None of the recipes are rare or in any way special, but I suppose this is a more convenient collection for those who want a relatively thorough overview of major Japanese dishes。 。。。more

Kris

Wow, this book is gorgeous!I'm super impressed with the lovely but simple layout, easy-looking recipes and fun cultural photos thrown in every now and again。 I can't wait to stock up my pantry with some basic ingredients and start cooking my way through this book! The only concern is trying to find some of the ingredients listed so easy access to an Asian supermarket is pretty much a necessity for some of the items listed。Definitely recommended for anyone who wants a simple Japanese cookbook tha Wow, this book is gorgeous!I'm super impressed with the lovely but simple layout, easy-looking recipes and fun cultural photos thrown in every now and again。 I can't wait to stock up my pantry with some basic ingredients and start cooking my way through this book! The only concern is trying to find some of the ingredients listed so easy access to an Asian supermarket is pretty much a necessity for some of the items listed。Definitely recommended for anyone who wants a simple Japanese cookbook that shows far more than just sushi or noodles shown from a Tokyo perspective。 Comfort food here I come! 。。。more

Liselotte

This is a really pretty cookbook but the recipes didn't really speak to me。 That doesn't mean it's a bit one, it's just not suitable for me! Not sure what I expected though, because I love Japanese food and I love to cook, but this one just wasn't for me。 :) This is a really pretty cookbook but the recipes didn't really speak to me。 That doesn't mean it's a bit one, it's just not suitable for me! Not sure what I expected though, because I love Japanese food and I love to cook, but this one just wasn't for me。 :) 。。。more

Maud

Finally found a good Japanese cookbook that is about more than just sushi and noodles。 The book itself is gorgeous, drawings and pictures are included on almost every page。 The recipes are easy and clear and I can't wait to try some of them out myself。 Highly recommending if you want a more traditional cookbook that is also easy to follow if you are not from Japan。 Finally found a good Japanese cookbook that is about more than just sushi and noodles。 The book itself is gorgeous, drawings and pictures are included on almost every page。 The recipes are easy and clear and I can't wait to try some of them out myself。 Highly recommending if you want a more traditional cookbook that is also easy to follow if you are not from Japan。 。。。more

Felicia

Uncomplicated recipes and background on ingredients。 Some of the ingredients may be hard to source like yukari; acceptable substitutions would be great。 I look forward to making many of the meals described starting with the fried lamb and cilantro gyoza。

Teresa

Qué bien me lo voy a pasar。。。

Elizabeth Judd Taylor

A very pretty cookbook--I love the cheerful bright cover!--with lots of tasty looking recipes which I am looking forward to trying!

Joséphine

This book offers a great variety of simple and easy-to-follow recipes for authentic Japanese dishes, including deserts。 I'm a lover of Japan's tasty, varied and often times healthy cuisine。 However, there are no authentic Japanese restaurants around where I live and I most likely won't be travelling to Japan any time soon, so if I want to enjoy Japanese cuisine, the only option I have is to arm myself with my cooking utensils as well as any Japanese groceries I'm able to get my hands on and try This book offers a great variety of simple and easy-to-follow recipes for authentic Japanese dishes, including deserts。 I'm a lover of Japan's tasty, varied and often times healthy cuisine。 However, there are no authentic Japanese restaurants around where I live and I most likely won't be travelling to Japan any time soon, so if I want to enjoy Japanese cuisine, the only option I have is to arm myself with my cooking utensils as well as any Japanese groceries I'm able to get my hands on and try my best to recreate the dishes myself。 Having been somewhat disappointed with the Japanese cookbooks I've previously used, finding "Tokyo Cult Recipes" was an extremely pleasant surprise。Among the many well-known classics such as Curry Udon, Yakisoba, Ramen, Tonkatsu and Gyoza, I also discovered a couple of dishes I hadn't heard of before。 You will also find some quick and simple recipes for your bento box。 The book itself comes with a stylish design and is beautifully illustrated, featuring stunning shots from Tokyo such as its famous Tsukiji Market as well as some interesting additional information on Japanese cuisine。 All of the recipes I've tried so far came out nicely。 Highly recommend。 。。。more

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