By Ryoko Sekiguchi & the Roellinger Family. Les Editions de l'Epure. Collection Dix façons de préparer.
"If I tell you that curry, along with tempura, sushi and râmen, is one of Japan's signature dishes, you might not immediately believe me... Yet the average Japanese eats "karê raisu" (curry and rice) 73 times a year. Both at home and in restaurants, the curry style developed by the Japanese is so singular that there's even a joke about it: an Indian visiting Japan, after tasting Japanese curry, exclaims: "It's delicious! What's this dish called?" Ryoko Sekiguchi and Mathilde Roellinger wanted this book to encourage lovers and the curious to prepare a curry du levant like the Japanese at home, and also to find other inventions."
SKU:1002665
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Les Éditions de l'Épure is an independent publishing house specializing in books on the culinary arts and architecture. Its eclectic catalog ranges from traditional recipes to in-depth analyses of chefs and kitchens. In addition to its dedicated collections, such as "Ten Ways to Prepare", it offers reflections on the culinary arts through high-quality works. L'Épure seeks to promote the know-how and richness of French and international gastronomic culture.
An interesting little book, with one half devoted to Japanese curry as it is in Japan, and the other half to European adaptations - which comes in handy.