Just Hungry reference handbooks
posted on 7 Feb 2007 by maki ::
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Welcome to the Just Hungry reference section! Here is where we store various kinds of information in “handbooks” that we refer back to again and again.
The first handbook available is the Japanese grocery store listings. We’re attempting to assemble a comprehensive list of stores around the world that carry Japanese groceries and food related items. You can help to add to the lists! Click through to find out how.
Look for more handbook topics soon. If you’d like to suggest a topic, leave a comment!
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Just Hungry is a site about food. There are 
japanese ingredients?
Hi, I would love to have a handy guide to japanese ingredients. With pictures? I know it would be a lot of work…
I love your blog! I spend too much time browsing through it!
Re: how to make senbei
I can't find any recipes on how to make senbei like I see in vendor shops in Japan. Will you be doing any rice cracker segments?
Loved your umeboshi recipe w/ all the detailed information. I just found your blog by accident while looking for what to do w/ all the extra shiso leaves that I grew this year so they wouldn't go to waste. Your blog brought me back to my childhood growing up in Tokyo and what grandma used to cook.
Thank you!
mouse
Re: Just Hungry reference handbooks
Yea, I agree with anon. it would be great if you put up a list like that.
Arigato maki-sama I have utmost respect for you!!! :P
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