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cookbook
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Japan
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Less common in households, as traditional recipes are often passed down orally through generations.
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1
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2
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cookery
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Japan
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Traditional cooking often involves intricate preparation and presentation, with an emphasis on precision and aesthetic appeal.
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1
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3
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cooking lesson
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Japan
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Often focused on traditional methods and recipes, and may be more formal or serious in nature
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1
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4
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cooking lesson
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Japan
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Cooking lessons are often taken to learn traditional recipes and cooking techniques from family or community elders, focusing on preserving cultural heritage.
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1
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5
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cooking lesson
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Japan
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Cooking lessons often focus on traditional recipes and techniques, emphasizing the importance of preserving cultural heritage through food preparation.
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1
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6
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cooking methods
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Japan
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Common to use grilling or raw preparation methods for certain dishes
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1
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7
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cooking methods
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Japan
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Emphasis on quick stir-frying or steaming to preserve natural flavors and textures of ingredients
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1
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8
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cooking methods
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Japan
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Linguica sausage is not commonly used and is not a standard ingredient in traditional cooking methods in India and Japan.
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1
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9
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cooking techniques
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Japan
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Focus on precise and delicate techniques like sushi preparation and tempura frying.
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1
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10
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food and cooking
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Japan
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Fresh, high-quality ingredients are essential for delicious meals
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1
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11
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home cooking
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Japan
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Less common due to the prevalence of smaller living spaces and the popularity of dining out
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1
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12
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home-cooked meals
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Japan
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Less common due to the convenience of street food and dining out
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1
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13
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household cooking
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Japan
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Cooking rice as a staple food
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1
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14
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primary cooking method
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Japan
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Primary cooking method often involves rice cooking, stir-frying, and grilling on a teppanyaki plate
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1
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