It's been a tremendous experience sharing recipes with readers on Just One Cookbook for the past 10 years.

I have wanted to publish a follow-up ebook since the first one was released in 2013. Somehow eight years went by before I was finally able to pour my heart into this second book.

This cookbook has 90+ essential Japanese recipes I selected out of the 1,000 recipes on Just One Cookbook. My family and friends love these recipes and I hope yours will too.

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ASIN ‏ : ‎ B0942FHDS4
Publisher ‏ : ‎ eBookIt.com (2 May 2021)
Language ‏ : ‎ English
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Namiko Hirasawa Chen

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Namiko Chen was born and raised in Yokohama, Japan. She grew up in a household filled with family preparing delicious food and her late grandfather owned a couple of teppanyaki restaurants in Osaka. Since elementary school, she spent almost every evening in her mother's kitchen helping her prepare dinner.

Nami started cooking for herself when she came to California as a foreign student when she was 20 years old. When she got married and had two young kids of her own, she started a blog — Just One Cookbook — to record all these precious family recipes and to share them with her friends. Things quickly took off from there, and today, Just One Cookbook has evolved into the world's most visited Japanese recipe website in the world.

Nami lives in San Francisco with her Taiwanese-American husband, two children, and their puppy Miso.

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Alana Hyde

Fabulous

Reviewed in Australia on 1 July 2021

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It’s my new fad to learn about Japanese cooking, the product guide is very helpful as some of the ingredients I’ve never heard of. The recipes work and are yummy. I am alway a photo fan so would like more photos..

Reviewed in Australia on 6 July 2021

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The writer is fantastic. Pity about Amazon made it damaged on arrival.

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yooji cummings

Great recipes, book build quality is wanting

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 30 July 2021

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Great recipe book with very authentic flavours and would give 5 stars on that’s basis if it weren’t for a few shortcomings;

1. For the price, would have expected a better quality print. Pages are thin prone to tearing easily. Spine of the book is weak and I can see it failing. Could have spent more on the quality.

2. Book makes reference to the blog for further information - the whole reason you purchase the book is so you don’t have to go online (as the recipes are essentially identical)

3. A touch more care on layout and content from the website could have been put into the book.

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ScaryMary

Never thought it could be so simple

Reviewed in Canada on 23 November 2021

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This book is very good. She explains the ingredients and has pictures so you can see what it looks like. The explanations are very clear. I am a third generation Japanese Canadian and am always looking for recipes like my mom and grandma make. My mom agrees that this book is awesome and the food is authentic tasting. Some cookbooks Canadian use the taste but not this one. Going to purchase 5 more for presents to my yonder or fourth generation nieces and nephews for Christmas!

Friederike K.

Great everyday cookbook for beginners

Reviewed in Germany on 20 December 2021

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Just one cookbook is a great book for cooking japanese food! It's easy to understand and since there are youtube vids for each recipe you can always look everything up. I can really recommend it!

Valentine Erman

Not was I was expecting

Reviewed in France on 11 August 2021

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The quality of some images is quite poor, most of the recipes have only a few ingredients, this book is really meant to be listing a few simple Japanese recipes, unlike what I was expecting.

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Great cookbook for everyday Japanese cooking.

Reviewed in the United States on 10 June 2021

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I think this cookbook is laid out really well. Easy to follow and attractive pages. I appreciate the grocery list and kitchen supplies section. I think the recipes are delicious and authentic. Only thing that could make it better is a spiral bound option so it can lay flat on the table.

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