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Sakekasu (sake lees) article and recipe in The Japan Times, plus amazake recipe
posted on 28 Jan 2011 by maki ::
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My latest Japan Times article and recipe are about sakekasu, the lees left over after sake is pressed. Plus: a bonus recipe for amazake, aka “Japanese eggnog”. continue reading...
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