Soups, Appetizers, First Courses, One-Dish Meals

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By Sri Owen

Published 1993

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Traditional Japanese iron kama

This is by far the largest recipe section, and its boundaries still seem rather uncertain. More and more dishes have slipped into it, and it was often a question whether the newest addition should settle here or be sent on its way to one of the other parts of the book. But that’s how it is with rice; whatever you make with it is so versatile that it can do duty at many different times of day and at various points in a meal.
I have tried, at least, to organize this motley collection into the subdivisions mentioned in the title. But in amongst them you will find several breakfasts, snacks for elevenses and teatime, a lot of canapés for your drinks party, a refreshing chilled soup, lots of picnic food and some splendidly ethnic dishes from several picturesque parts of the world.