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Japanese Cooking
Varieties of Japanese cuisine
Japanese food is not all raw fish. It encompasses, at one end of the scale, the tautest of hautes cuisines, kaiseki, and at the other the delicious little dishes conjured up in tiny smoky stalls under the railway arches or along the roadside. In between come a great variety of different sorts of food. Sushi bars are rather noisy, crowded places, where you perch on a stool at the counter and watch the chef give an awesome display of prowess with the knife slices and molds your fish. Tempura restaurants, and noodle shops, which they often make on the premises. Teppanyaki, a fairly new style of cooking, is served in restaurants where each table is a gleaming stainless steel counter and the chefs perform juggling feats with their knives before cooking your meal for you. Many kinds restaurants specialize in one particular sort of food. Cooked in a hundred different ways. Main kinds of restaurants distribution in Japan is Toyama, Ishikawa, Shiga, Kyoto, Okayama, Nagasaki, Kagashima, Osaka, Nara Wakayama, Gifu, and Tokyo…
Kaiseki chefs are masters at creating pictures with food. When you are served a kaiseki meal, the first thing you do is look at it. Kaiseki began as dishes to go with the tea ceremony, and it consists of as many tiny dishes. Each one is like an exquisite work of art, served each consists of some fresh and seasonal food, the actual ingredients of each dish vary day by day, depending on what is fresh and in season. Often decorated with a blossom or a leaf to point up the season. Kaiseki is the pinnacle of Japanese cuisine, day after day, in millions of new kitchens, new defines cooking based on the ingredients and cooking techniques of both Southeast Asian, Japanese, French, and American culinary traditions. Too often, however, so-called fusion cooking.

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