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Upcoming events

    • March 02, 2010
    • 01:00 PM
    • April 20, 2010
    • 03:30 PM
    • Boston Center for Adult Education - 122 arlington St., Boston
    • 12
    The Japanese Kitchen: Home Cooking Japanese Style
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    Taught by Ms. Rie Akazawa

    8 weekly sessions, Tuesday afternoons, 1:00-3:30; beginning March 2, 2009

    This course will meet at the Boston Center for Adult Education
    122 Arlington St., Boston MA

    In this 8-week hands-on program participants will gain a solid grounding in the fundamental principles of Japanese cuisine through both lecture-demonstration and hands-on cooking in the modern professionally equipped teaching kitchen at the Boston Center for Adult Education.  In each 2.5 hour class, you will be introduced to recipes of daily staple dishes, tips on purchasing and using Asian ingredients, and alternative ingredients to substitute for hard-to-find items.

    1 class will be a field trip to an Asian market to familiarize participants with purchasing ingredients essential to a Japanese kitchen.

    Special attention will be devoted to Japanese family recipes and the adaptation of easily available local ingredients to Japanese menus.  Japanese techniques of simmering, deep-frying, steaming, and grilling will be taught in the preparation of full, balanced Japanese meals, and attention will be given to the characteristic design approaches to Japanese-style food presentation.

    1 class will be devoted to the preparation of sushi, other meals may include, Gyoza, Okonomiyaki, Oyako-don, Tonkatsu, Japanese Curry (menu subject to change based on availability)

    Rie Akazawa is a licensed chef and caterer, born and raised in Japan and now living in Cambridge, MA.  She is the founder of Apron Time, a catering company based in Boston that specializes in Japanese-inspired menus as well as a full range of contemporary, international cuisine.  She has professional degrees in classical French cuisine and in pastry-making from the Cambridge School of Culinary Arts.


    8 weekly sessions, Tuesday afternoons, 1:00-3:30, beginning March 2, 2010
    This course will meet at the Boston Center for Adult Education (122 Arlington St., Boston)

    Tuition:  $325 (Japan Society members), $375 (non-members).  This class will be limited to 14 students (minimum enrollment: 10 students)
    *Classes with fewer that 10 people registered may be canceled with tuition refunded).
    *Unforeseen circumstances occasionally require a change of instructor and/or schedule. 
    *Tuition is non-refundable and non-transferable for any reason after the first class


     
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