92 Best Authentic Japanese Food Recipes Cooking Class

4.2

Learners: 2,395

Instructor: Pearl Ishizaki

Duration:

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Course Feature

Cost:

Paid

Provider:

Udemy

Certificate:

Paid Certification

Language:

English

Start Date:

2018-11-22

Course Overview

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Updated in [July 17th, 2023]

This course provides learners with a comprehensive experience and expertise in Japanese cooking. Through this course, learners will gain a deep understanding of the techniques and ingredients used in Japanese cooking, as well as the ability to create delicious and healthy Japanese dishes. The course also provides learners with a downloadable ebook containing the complete recipes for the dishes taught in this course, allowing them to practice and perfect their skills.

Course Syllabus

Introduction

Japanese Recipes Featuring Local and Traditional Ingredients

30 Best Authentic Japanese Recipes

Easy to Prepare Japanese Beef Recipes

Easy to Prepare Japanese Chicken Recipes

Quick and Easy Family-Style Japanese Pork Recipes

Course ebook

How to Monetize Your Cooking

Pros & Cons

Pros Cons

Users appreciate the opportunity to learn new recipes and expand their culinary knowledge.
The course is praised for providing a large amount of content and the instructor's patient and generous teaching style.

Some users express dissatisfaction with the inconsistency in the course format, particularly the lack of clear steps, missing ingredient quantities, and incomplete information, making it less helpful and not recommended.
A user mentions that the course is not very rewarding, but they will continue due to their love for Japanese cuisine, hoping for improvements in future recipes. This suggests that the course may not meet the user's expectations or provide sufficient satisfaction.