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Green shiso leaves add a fresh, unique aroma to this asazuke, making it a perfect summer dish. Many people grow shiso in their gardens, but it’s also fairly easy to find at markets.
This asazuke is another dish I frequently prepared at the soba kappo–style restaurant where I used to work.
This sweet and salty pickle is traditionally served with Japanese curry. But, of course, it’s just as delicious when enjoyed on its own or with other meals.
Freshly picked peas are a delight, even to the fussiest of children. Grow your own peas and score a win for the whole family
Maple from Canada is pure Canadian maple syrup, a 100-per-cent natural ingredient harvested from the pristine forests of Québec,
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