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History and Culture of Japanese Food

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ISBN-10: 0710306571

ISBN-13: 9780710306579

Edition: 2001

Authors: Ishige

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Providing the reader with the historical and social bases to understand how Japanese cuisine has been and is being shaped, this book assumes minimal familiarity with Japanese society, but instead explores the country through the topic of its cuisine.
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Book details

List price: $200.00
Copyright year: 2001
Publisher: Routledge
Publication date: 1/7/2001
Binding: Hardcover
Pages: 284
Size: 6.00" wide x 9.00" long x 1.00" tall
Weight: 1.254
Language: English

Introduction--The Historical Framework
The Dietary History of Japan
The Prehistoric Era
The Paleolithic Age
The Advent of Earthenware
Jomon Society and Dietary Culture
Establishment of a Rice-Growing Society
A Crop Held in Special Regard
Dissemination and Development of Rice
Rice Cooking
Sake Brewing
Fermented Fish and Flavourings
The Formative Period of Japanese Dietary Culture
Historical Setting
The Taboo on Meat Eating
The Lack of Dairy Industry
Annual Observances and Rites of Passage
Place Settings and Table Settings
Cooking and Banquet Styles
The Role of the Monasteries
The Popularization of Noodles
The Age of Change
Historical Setting
The Diffusion of Tea
The Impact of the 'Southern Barbarians'
Formation of a New Style
Change in the Frequency of Meals
The Maturing of Traditional Japanese Cuisine
Historical Setting
City and Country
The Spread of Soy Sauce
The Emergence of the Restaurant
Snack Shops
Books on Cooking and Restaurants
The Ainu
The Ryukyu Islanders
Changes in the Modern Age
Historical Setting
The Resumption of Meat Eating
Milk and Dairy Products
Entry of Foreign Foods
Zenith and Nadir
New Meal Patterns
Integration of Foreign Foods--A Model
The Dietary Culture of the Japanese
At the Table
Gohan--Framework of the Meal
The Rise of the Table
The Tabletop as Landscape
Chopsticks and Table Manners
Etiquette--As You Like It
In the Kitchen
The Secularization of Fire and Water
From Wood Fire to Electric Rice Cooker
The Knife--A Sword for the Kitchen
Restaurants--The Public Kitchen
On the Menu
Soup and Umami Flavouring
Sashimi--Cuisine That Isn't Cooked
Sushi--From Preserved Food to Fast Food
Sukiyaki and Nabemono
Tofu and Natto--Meat for Vegetarians
Vegetarian Temple Food
Tempura and Oil
Noodles and Regional Tastes
Pickled and Preserved Seafood
Mochi, Confectionery and Tea
The Dynamics of Sake and Tea
References