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Easy
By David Chang and Peter Meehan
Published 2009
Simplicity rules in Japanese cuisine. One of my favourite dishes—and one of the simplest—from the repertory is clams cooked in dashi. That’s it. The whole dish, the recipe: clams cooked in dashi. The clams steam open, releasing their essence; the smokiness of the dashi perfectly and politely complements the sweetness of the clams. So simple, so good. That was the first dish I ever made with our bacon dashi; this is a lightly souped-up version.
