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Elizabeth Andoh, “Kansha 感謝 , Celebrating Japan’s Vegan and Vegetarian Traditions”, 2010.

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Elizabeth Andoh, “Kansha 感謝 ,Celebrating Japan’s Vegan and Vegetarian Traditions”, 2010 was an English language cookbook of meatless recipes.  A Japanese meal is often consists of five items: 1. central dish (rice), 2. main dish (protein-entree), 3. side dish (sea veggie), 4. pickles (land veggie) 5. soup (broth/miso).

 

 The use of the land and sea for vegetation is what I like about Elizabeth Andoh, “Kansha: Celebrating Japan’s Vegan and Vegetarian Traditions”, 2010.
 “Nori”, “wakame”, “ogo” and others select algae are eaten daily in Japan.

 

Elizabeth Andoh, “Kansha: Celebrating Japanese Vegan and Vegetarian Traditions”, 2010 is recommended for those looking to broaden their view of vegetables with algae recipes.

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