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We have 3 big shiso plants in our garden that came up from last years planting, I should have taken some yesterday to our gathering.
Anyway I must start using the leaves so I have repeated the following links so you can check out these great sites:
From the Foodhoe Files
Foodhoe Foraging
The recipes at the Foodhoe Files site are by Eric Gower and his book Breakaway Japanese Kitchen.
Eric has a website called The Breakaway Cook.
I also found a great Japanese site called Yasuko-san's Home Cooking.
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You will find recipes such as Shiso Juice, shiso miso and sauteed eggplant and green pepper.
2 comments:
Ysuko san here I come. Real Japanese cooking in English....Ah, those were the days when I roamed Japan for 5 months, in 1979. A blonde Aussie girl who spoke Japanese was truly a rare thing and that made for a holy valotta-ful of good travel stories and extraodinary food experiences. And the gardens - I will write a post on it!
Sorry that should read "Yasuko". It would be good if you could edit comments, please Google!
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