Japanese pastries

Name: Japanese pastries
Brand: SERAMIKKU
Price: 250.0 DKK
Availability: InStock

250,00 kr

Japanese pastries

250,00 kr

Japanese pastries combine the best of Asian, European and American baking. Here you will find incredible textures – light and airy, creamy and chewy – and sophisticated flavor combinations from matcha to cherry blossom, and not least an arsenal of techniques and tricks that open up a new world for the curious home baker.

The experienced Japanese pastry chef Ai Ventura, who lives in Sweden, presents the reader with a new way of thinking about such basic elements as whipping cream or making a pie base. The approximately 40 recipes are divided into three groups: Wagashi is the traditional Japanese pastry, yogashi is pastry inspired by the West, and kashipan are delicate Japanese wheat breads. In addition, we get to know Japanese baking ingredients such as bean paste of various kinds, rice flour, pumpkin and sweet potatoes, and we get an insight into the sophisticated Japanese tea ceremony.

About the author

Ai Ventura (b. 1984) is a trained pastry chef in Japan and has, among other things, run his own pastry shop in Tokyo. Since 2013, she lives with her husband and two daughters in Sweden, where she is very successful with her pop-up café Bon Aibon.

ISBN: 9788794360197

Number of pages: 145

Language: Danish

We ship to parcel shops, business addresses and private addresses in Denmark with GLS. Shipping prices:

Parcel shops: DKK 39 ( Free for orders over DKK 499).
Business addresses: DKK 39 ( Free for orders over DKK 499).
Private addresses: DKK 50 (Returned to parcel shop if no one is at home at the address).
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What is Japandi?

Japanese interiors are as popular as ever - and for good reason. The Japanese style has many features in common with the Scandinavian style.

Japandi is used for the style where elements from Japanese and Scandinavian design are combined. Here, the focus is on simplicity and good craftsmanship. The use of light wood, natural materials, calm colors and design is where the two styles especially meet and unite.

For us personally, the fusion between the Japanese and the Scandinavian consists in combining the things that we love most about the two worlds: good craftsmanship, minimalism, colors and calm.