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Fusion: A Culinary Journey

By Peter Gordon

Published 2010

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Tataki - this word, in Japanese, actually translates as ‘pounded’ but in modern cooking parlance it is used to denote fish or meat which has been seared in a hot pan, then either left to cook naturally, or plunged into iced water, to stop the flesh cooking any further.

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