30 minutes or less
have you ever struggled withĀ any of the following?
Well, I finally realized what it took to overcome the challenges I listed above.
And that's just scratching the surface as to what has kept me and may be keeping you from cooking Japanese.
In the first part of the bootcamp, we'll discuss a few things that might be challenges for you and how to overcome them.
We'll also talk about the ingredients you need to cook authentic Japanese food at home. So that it tastes the way it does in Japan!
And last, we'll finish up with a few ways to help you save time and money so that you can cook smarter and eat healthier at home.
See you on the inside!
-pat
in 5 days you'll get 5 SIMPLE Japanese meals you can make in less than 30 minutes!
Here's What You're Going to Discover
Learn about essential ingredients you need to start cooking Japanese food at home
Dashi is the multipurpose ingredient that can be used for a variety of dishes. Learn a few tips on how to make it from scratch and how to best use it
To get you started, we'll make a good variety of seasonal Japanese dishes using Japanese pantry ingredients, dashi, and simple recipes to get you eating in less than 30 minutes!
Sound like you? If so, reserve your spot below!
in 5 days you'll get 5 SIMPLE Japanese meals you can make in less than 30 minutes!
Pat Tokuyama is a tofu enthusiast, who also happens to roast coffee and travels the world for music, surf and adventure.
In 2016, he established All day i eat like a shark to share his love for healthy cooking and travel. Being impacted by the books he had read, he decided in mid-2018 to write his own book on Japanese tofu - Tofu Ryouri - Simple Japanese Tofu Recipes to Cook Healthier at Home. This was his way of helping others discover the wonderful world of Japanese tofu.
Pat continues to regularly create videos and share his love of Japanese cuisine. With weekly recipes, he makes Japanese food simple and accessible for other home cooks and foodies to recreate in their own home.
When Pat isn't working, he can be found backpacking (or dreaming of it). What's backpacking you ask? Simply said, backpacking is carrying a bunch of stuff in a backpack and walking off in the wilderness until you're too tired to carry it.
Sometimes he takes his fishing pole and tries his luck in the lake. No sharks there, but sometimes no fish either. At least that bite. But there are bears.
But unlike sharks, bears don't eat all day, now do they?
Just in case, he carries a small bottle of honey to distract the bears in case of an encounter. Why the honey?
Hello???
Bears love honey. Just ask Winnie the Pooh.
kidding :)
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