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Heston Blumenthal: Fluent in Japanese

Heston BlumenthalRead how Britain's most innovative chef is utilising a Japanese ingredient - konbu sea vegetable - to add the satisfyingly savour taste of umami to his cooking, in this exclusive interview taken from the latest issue of Eat-Japan.
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RECIPES OF THE MONTH

Listed below are the recipes that Eat-Japan recommends for the season.

Dashi

Japanese soup stock

Dashi

This basic soup stock underpins the flavour of many Japanese dishes, as well as being used to make delicious soup.

Tofu to negi no Miso-shiru

Miso Soup with Tofu and Spring Onion

Tofu to negi no Miso-shiru

This recipe offers a deliciously different way to serve tofu, with a satisfying texture and flavour.

Kombu to Gyuniku no Itamemono

Stir-fried Beef with Kombu

Kombu to Gyuniku no Itamemono

A famous Spanish dish with an Oriental slant.

Useful informations from restaurants

Feng Sushi School

Feng Sushi

Feng Sushi are now taking reservations for the last course of the season at the perennially popular Feng Sushi School. These day-long courses provide an ideal chance to gain sushi skills from professionals which can be retained forever.
2008/06/03

HAKUBA - SPECIAL OFFER

HAKUBA

Enjoy a complimentary bottle of wine when you dine at the Contemporary and chic Japanese restaurant Hakuba.
2008/07/16

YO! Sushi School

YO! Sushi

Catering for 10-20 people and taught by our experienced and friendly chef, the
course includes rice cooking and fish cutting demonstrations along with
hands-on experience in making sushi. YO! Sushi School transforms a sushi
novice to sushi master in just 3 hours!

2008/04/28

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