4 Workshops, 100 Dishes: Cooking Series at EN Japanese Brasserie

Japanese home cooking is incredibly versatile: Learn a few simple techniques and you can cook, literally, hundreds of things. But this simplicity has to be learned. That's why I'm extremely pleased to announce a series of terrific Japanese cooking workshops to be taught by the guy in the picture above, EN Japanese Brasserie's remarkable Chef Hiroki Abe, and moderated by yours truly. We're going to get into that simplicity, that nitty gritty, and explain fundamental Japanese cooking techniques that will give you the power to whip up loads of delicious dishes. It's going to be amazing. The series will consist of four workshops, each three hours long and chock full of demos and tastings. They'll be held on Sundays, starting at 1pm. Here's the rundown:

1. Japanese Seasoning, October 3rd
2. Miso, October 24th
3. Fish, November 14th
4. Noodles, Nabe and Rice, December 19th

I hope you can make one or all these workshops, to be held at the restaurant in Manhattan. For more information, click on the EN website.

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Dear Mr. Salat - I follow your Japanese Food report with great interest. I would be happy to pay the tuition if there is any way to link in by video or to view a video of the sessions afterwards. Is this a possibility? Many thanks for your good work and reporting.

Barbara Einspruch | Posted 09:21 23 September 2010

Barbara i second u on that and what a fabulous idea....even just to watch and purchase a complete video of the classes. How sad I don't live in NY. If u do a vido link in real time there is one class i would not be able to attend....Harris I wish u cud hook up here

natalie sztern | Posted 13:51 23 September 2010

Harris, Hope all is well. I would also purchase video is available. I am not concerned with real-time. John in Buffalo

John C | Posted 18:15 23 September 2010

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