At the Market, in the Kitchen . . .

Appears in
An American Taste of Japan

By Elizabeth Andoh

Published 1985

  • About

A guide to buying and storing Japanese foodstuffs and equipment, plus an explanation of certain Japanese cooking terms and techniques

There’s now a greater variety and better quality of Japanese foodstuffs available in the United States than ever before, particularly in the larger urban centers along the east and west coasts. Oriental groceries and local supermarkets alike are stocking the basic materials needed for cooking Japanese-style food, and many specialty stores offer mail-order options to those living a distance from the bigger cities.