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Food Safety and Handling- Preparation: Follow proper food safety guidelines when preparing Japanese dishes like sushi or tempura.
– Ingredients: Use fresh and safe ingredients to avoid foodborne illnesses.
Cultural Considerations- Traditions: Japanese cuisine has cultural and traditional aspects. Respecting these can enhance the dining experience.
– Presentation: Presentation is key in Japanese cuisine for aesthetic appeal.
Serving and Sharing- Portions: Consider portion sizes for Japanese dishes like sushi or ramen.
– Etiquette: Learning basic dining etiquette in Japan (like using chopsticks) can be fun and respectful.
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– Ramen: Noodle soup with rich broth and various toppings.
– Tempura: Deep-fried seafood or vegetables in a light batter.
– Yakitori: Grilled skewers of chicken or other meats.
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