Yoshiko Tatsumi's words collection I wonder if they will be useful

Both "ume-jigo" (plum work) and "soup of life" are phrases born from the everyday life of this household. Hamako, the mother, learned about the "real thing" from her grandmother, who ran a catering business. And what she passed on to her daughter was the flavor of the season, how to manage daily life, and the reliable techniques for nurturing life. "Best of Tatsumi Quotations" is a collection of quotes selected from all of the Tatsumi family's writings, capturing the rich philosophy surrounding food.

Chapter 1: Seasonal Words Do you know the difference between yakumi (condiments), tsuma (simmered spices), ken (simmered spices), and suiguchi (soup of life)? Chapter 2: Words of Life Preparing and feeding food is, after all, a form of "blessing." Chapter 3: About my father, about my mother This book shares the experiences of Hamako, the mother who came to realize that "life lies in food." Includes 16 traditional Tatsumi family recipes. Just reading this book will enrich your eating habits!