Can anyone recommend a book that is good for a middle-aged person who would like to try out some proper Japanese cookery (uk-friendly, of course)
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Whatevva ·
19/12/2015 14:07
That is the one I have been eyeing up. 
I don't want to (try to) cook restaurant stuff, just nice rice and stuff, like proper food.
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Whatevva ·
21/12/2015 15:10
I will have a look at those and maybe manage to buy a few important ingredients in the run up to Christmas.
I am hoping to have a Japanese cooking day with my daughter 
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Whatevva ·
21/12/2015 16:02
She is a big girl now and will be teaching me
I like soup noodles.
and rice bowl
and the octopus in the balls, but I expect that will be harder to do round here.
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