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Cafe Japan

Cafe Japan

List Price: $19.95
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Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Gastronomically and visually wonderful Japanese cookbook.
Review: Cafe Japan is a Japanese cookbook with a variety of wonderful recipes. The photographs are superb and the resulting recipes delicious. Oishii desu!

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Terrific Japanese cuisine.
Review: Emi Kazuko's Cafe Japan requires access to fresh seafood but produces a range of dishes and flavors which capture the Japanese dining experience. Cafe Japan is a fine introduction to Japanese cuisine, especially for beginners who already love to cook.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Emi Kazuko's books are great!
Review: She writes among the best cookbooks for American Audiences. I like this book because it feature many of the more, "comfort food" type of dishes that one would have in Japan, like Curry Udon. Its also a very visually interesting book.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Emi Kazuko's books are great!
Review: She writes among the best cookbooks for American Audiences. I like this book because it feature many of the more, "comfort food" type of dishes that one would have in Japan, like Curry Udon. Its also a very visually interesting book.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Emi Kazuko's books are great!
Review: She writes among the best cookbooks for American Audiences. I like this book because it feature many of the more, "comfort food" type of dishes that one would have in Japan, like Curry Udon. Its also a very visually interesting book.


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