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Cooking with Japanese pickles : 97 quick, classic and seasonal recipes / Takako Yokoyama ; translated by Makiko Itoh.

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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Yokoyama, Takako, author.
Contributor:
Itō, Makiko (Translator), translator.
Class of 1932 Fund.
Standardized Title:
Yokoyama takako no otsukemono. English
Language:
English
Japanese
Subjects (All):
Pickled foods--Japan.
Pickled foods.
Pickles--Japan.
Pickles.
Seasonal cooking.
Cooking, Japanese.
Japan.
Genre:
Cookbooks.
Physical Description:
112 pages : color illustrations ; 27 cm
Place of Publication:
North Clarendon, VT : Tuttle Publishing, [2022]
Language Note:
Translated from the Japanese.
Summary:
"Enjoy healthy and delicious Japanese pickles with the help of a leading Japanese food expert! Homemade Japanese pickles are incredibly tasty and easy to make, and have numerous gut health and digestion benefits. This amazing book shows you how to make your own Japanese-style pickles at home using fresh vegetables from your garden or local farmers' market--and how to incorporate them into delicious Japanese homestyle meals. Author Takako Yokoyama provides 76 pickling recipes grouped into three chapters: Chapter One: Quick pickles that are ready to eat immediately--like Spicy Eggplant Pickles, Cabbage and Garlic Pickled in Soy Sauce, and Tomatoes Seasoned in Sake Rice Wine. Chapter Two: Classic Japanese pickling recipes--such as Umeboshi Preserved Plums, Napa Cabbage Kimchi, and Daikon Radish Pickled in Miso. Chapter Three: Seasonal pickles--including Spring Parsley and Butterbur Pickles, Mixed Summer Vegetable Pickles and Winter Beets Pickled in Honey. Yokoyama also presents 21 enticing recipes for meals that incorporate the pickles you make--like Sushi Rolls with Pickled Cabbage and Tofu Hotpot and Onion Salad with Fermented Soybean Dressing. With commonly asked questions, clear step-by-step instructions, beautiful color photos, and information about the health benefits of pickles, this is an ideal resource for home cooks who want to try their hand at pickling, plant-based eating, or expanding their go-to recipe list"--Publisher's description.
Contents:
Machine generated contents note: ch. 1 Quick Pickles
Eggplant Pickled in Salt
Turnips Pickled in Salt
Cabbage Pickled in Salt
Cut Greens Pickled in Salt
Miso-pickled Burdock
Miso-pickled Chinese Yam
Miso-pickled Shiitake Mushrooms
Miso-pickled Kombu Seaweed
Miso-pickled Bell Peppers
Cucumber in Soy Sauce and Vinegar
Napa Cabbage in Ginger Soy Sauce
Leeks Pickled in Soy Sauce
Pickled Lettuce
Lotus Root and Sardine Pickles
Red Onion Pickled in Sweet Vinegar
Cauliflower Pickled in Sweet Vinegar
Potato Pickled in Sweet Vinegar
Celery in Sweet Vinegar
Tomatoes Pickled in Sweet Vinegar
Eggplant in Sweet Mustard
Mizuna Greens in Mustard Soy Sauce
Daikon in Mustard Soy Sauce
Daikon, Cucumber and Carrot in Sweet Koji
Sweet Rice Koji
Soybeans Pickled in Soy Sauce Koji
Soy Sauce Koji
More Reasons to Enjoy Pickles
ch. 2 Classic Pickles
RICE BRAN PICKLES
How to Make Rice Bran Pickles
All About Rice Bran Pickling
Rice Bran Pickles in a Bag
Frequently Asked Questions
Rice Bran Sprinkling Method
Rice Bran Pickled Daikon Radish
Recipes using Rice Bran Pickles
Scallops with Rice Bran Pickles
Stir-fried Pork and Pickled Cabbage
Pickled Daikon Radish and Salmon Rolls
UMEBOSHI PICKLED PLUMS
Sa Shi Su Umeboshi
Drying Ume Fruit
Sa Shi Su Small Umeboshi
Red Shiso Umeboshi
Frozen Ume in Sugar
Frozen Ume Preserved in Miso
Sa Shi Su Pickled Apricots
Recipes Using Umeboshi
Sa Shi Su Umeboshi Rice
Sa Shi Su Yakisoba Noodles
Sa Shi Su Soy-milk Cottage Cheese
Simmered Sardines with Small Umeboshi
Daikon with Red Shiso Umeboshi
Sauteed Chicken with Sa Shi Su Pickled Apricots
Cold Tofu with Frozen Ume Miso
Sugared Ume and Pomelo
PICKLED NAPA CABBAGE
Napa Cabbage Pickled in Salt
Chopped Napa Cabbage Pickles
Napa Cabbage Kimchi
Recipes Using Pickled Napa Cabbage
Pickled Napa Cabbage Sushi
Cabbage and Natto Pockets
Korean Tofu Stew
PICKLED ONIONS
Salted Rakkyo
Sweet Vinegar Rakkyo
Soy Sauce Pickled Rakkyo
PICKLED GARLIC
Vinegared Garlic
Garlic Preserved in Soy Sauce
Garlic Preserved in Miso
Recipes using Rakkyo and Garlic Pickles Potato Salad with Rakkyo
Rakkyo Pickles with Natto
Pan-fried Garlic Pork
Garlic Miso Dip
SAKE LEES PICKLES
Sake Lees Pickled Vegetables
Ginger in Sake Lees
Enoki Mushrooms in Sake Lees
Carrot Pickled in Sake Lees
SHIBAZUKE PICKLES
How to Make Shibazuke Pickles
Dried Daikon Pickles
Recipes Using Classic Pickles Sake Lees Pickles with Chicken
Mochi Soup with Shibazuke Pickles
Daikon in Soy Sauce
Even More Reasons to Enjoy Pickles
ch. 3 Pickling with the Seasons
SPRING
Salt-pickled Butterbur
Butterbur Sprouts with Kombu and Soy Sauce
Salt-pickled Bracken
Salt-pickled Water Celery
Wild Garlic Pickled in Soy Sauce
Nanohana Pickled in Mustard
Nanohana with Kombu
Bamboo Shoots Pickled in Miso
SUMMER
Sansho Peppercorns in Soy Sauce
Sansho Peppercorns in Soy Sauce and Koji
Sansho Peppercorns in Sake Lees
Sansho Peppercorns in Miso
Shiso Berries in Soy Sauce
Shiso Leaves in Seasoned Vinegar and Soy Sauce
Young Ginger with Red Shiso
Mixed Vegetable Pickles
Myoga Ginger in Mustard
Myoga Ginger in Sweet Vinegar
Chrysanthemum' Petals in Sweet Vinegar
Wasabi Leaves in Dashi Stock
FALL AND WINTER
Yuzu-miso Persimmons
Beets Pickled in Honey
Turnips in Sweet Vinegar
ch. 4 Traditional Pickling
Takuan Pickled Daikon Radish
Narazuke Pickled Melon
Nozawazuke Salt-pickled Mustard Greens
Sunkizuke Pickled Red Turnip Greens.
Notes:
Includes index.
Local Notes:
Acquired for the Penn Libraries with assistance from the Class of 1932 Fund.
ISBN:
9784805316634
4805316632
OCLC:
1262124650
Publisher Number:
99990527521

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