Nobu the Cookbook

by Nobuyuki Matsuhisa

ISBN-10: 4770025335
ISBN-13: 9784770025333
Region: Japan
Publication Date: September, 2001
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Recipe Index

Recipesort icon Page Rating
Abalone Shabu-Shabu with Egg Sauce and Caviar 31
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Abalone Somen 24
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Abalone with Wasabi Pepper Sauce 27
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Aji Amarillo Sauce 170
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Aji Panca Sauce 170
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Ama-Zu (Sweet Vinegar) 173
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Aori Squid with Maui Onion Salsa 81
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Asparagus and Salmon Roe with Egg Sauce 151
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Baby Octopus with Truffles and Yuzu Juice 72
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Baby Squid Tempura with Squid Ink Sauce 84
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Baked Monkfish Medley with Tosa-Zu 102
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Bento Box 177
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Black Cod with Miso 124
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Black Rice-Stuffed Squid 86
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Boiled Sea Eel with Tsume Sweet Sauce 166
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Ceviche Sauce 170
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Chilean Sea Bass and Truffles with Yuzu Soy Butter Sauce 110
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Chilean Sea Bass with Nobu’s Black Bean Sauce 106
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Chilean Sea Bass with Spicy Moromi Miso 109
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Cilantro Soup with Monkfish 100
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Clarified Butter 173
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Creamy Spicy Sauce 170
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Dashi 174
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Egg Sauce 170
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Eggplant Special 150
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Fairy Squid with Kinome Su-Miso Sauce 91
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Freshwater Eel and Foie Gras 138
4
Frothing Blue Crab 64
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Fruit Toban Yaki 180
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Gari (Pickled Ginger) 174
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Ginger Spears 174
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Green Tea Parfait 179
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Grilled Octopus with Miso Anticuchno Sauce 79
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Grilled Scallops with Tabbouleh Salsa 34
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Hajikami Ginger Pickled in Sweet Vinegar 174
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Herb-Grilled Chilean Sea Bass with Fried Soy Bean Curd 113
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House Special Roll 162
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Jalapeño Dressing 171
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Jalapeño Salsa 171
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Kuruma Shrimp Filo with Cilantro Sauce 56
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Kuruma Shrimp Tempura with Creamy Spicy Sauce 52
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Lobster Salad with Spicy Lemon Dressing 146
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Matsuhisa Dressing 171
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Matsuhisa Martini 185
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Matsuhisa Salsa 171
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Matsuhisha Shrimp 49
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Maui Onion Salsa 171
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Monkfish Pâté with Caviar and Mustard Su-Miso Sauce 98
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Mushroom Salad with Yuzu Dressing 149
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Mustard Su-Miso Sauce 172
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New Style Sashimi 116
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Nikiri Zaké (Evaporated Saké) 174
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Nobu-Style Eggnog 185
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Nobu-Style Saikyo Miso 172
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Octopus Shabu-Shabu with Spicy Ume Sauce 76
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Octopus Tiradito, Nobu Style 74
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Oysters with Nobu’s Three Salsas 39
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Ponzu 174
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Saké Soy Sauce 172
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Salmon Skin Roll 163
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Salmon Skin Salad with Jalapeño Dressing 146
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Sashimi Salad with Matsuhisa Dressing 144
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Scallop Filo with Truffle Yuzu Sauce 33
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Scallops with Creamy Spicy Sauce 37
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Scampi with Spicy Lemon Garlic Sauce 50
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Sea Eel Dragon Roll and Sushi 164
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Sea Eel Roll 141
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Sea Urchin Tempura 40
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Seafood Ceviche, Nobu Style 118
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Semi-Dried Tomatoes 153
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Shredded Daikon 174
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Snow Crab Roll with Caviar 63
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Soba Risotto with Blowfish 154
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Soba-Soba-Soba Risotto 154
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Soft Shell Crab Roll 160
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Sole with Spicy Black Bean Sauce 123
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Spicy Lemon Dressing 172
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Spicy Lemon Garlic Sauce 172
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Spicy Octopus Salad 71
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Spicy Sea-Urchin-Grilled King Crab 60
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Spicy Sour Botan Shrimp 55
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Spicy Sour Sauce 172
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Spinach-Wrapped Sea Urchin with Egg Sauce 42
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Spiny Lobster Soup 59
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Squid Ink Soba 89
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Squid Pasta with Light Garlic Sauce 82
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Steamed Abalone with Mustard Su-Miso Sauce and Junsai 28
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Tabbouleh Salsa 172
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Tempura Batter 174
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Tomato Ceviche, Nobu Style 152
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Toro Steak with Wakame Mustard Su-Miso Sauce 135
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Toro Tartare with Caviar 133
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Toro Toban Yaki 128
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Toro with Jalapeño 130
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Tosa-Zu 173
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Trio of Crèmes Brûlées 178
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Udo Curls, Carrot Curls 174
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Vinegared Sushi Rice 158
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Wasabi Pepper Sauce 173
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Watercress and Black Sesame Salad with Watercress Dressing 149
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Watercress Dressing 173
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White Fish Tiradito, Nobu Style 120
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White Peach Saké 185
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Yuzu Dressing 173
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Publishers Information

About Nobu the Cookbook

Publisher Web Link: http://kodanshaamerica.com/

Tantalizing seafood recipes from the kitchens of a superchef.

Nobu Matsuhisa should need little introduction. With his multinational and ever expanding empire of twelve restaurants in the United States, United Kingdom, Italy and Japan-others will be coming soon to Paris and Sydney-he has become the most talked-about restaurateur of recent years and arguably the world’s greatest sushi chef. This is the man, after all, who has lured legions of celebrities-regulars include Robert De Niro, Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman, Barbara Streisand, Giorgio Armani, Demi Moore, Madonna,...the list goes on-with his unique and original combination of the finest skills and ingredients of Japanese cuisine with an imaginative acceptance of Western, particularly South American, cooking.

In Nobu: The Cookbook-his first book in any language-Nobu reveals the secrets to his food and indeed the essence of all Japanese cuisine: the art of using very simple techniques to bring out the latent flavors in the very best ingredients that the world’s oceans have to offer. He has presented fifty original recipes for fish and seafood that include all the signature dishes-Matsuhisa Shrimp, Live Octopus Tiradito, Squid Pasta, Black Cod (De Niro’s favorite), New Style Sashimi and Sashimi Salad (Tom Cruise’s favorite). There is a chapter dedicated to sushi where readers can learn how to make Nobu’s own highly original Soft Shell Crab Roll, Salmon Skin Roll and House Special Roll. Eleven salad and vegetable dishes and four Nobu dessert recipes have been added so that anyone can recreate that exclusive Nobu dinner in their own kitchen. There is even a special chapter about alcoholic accompaniments.

Nobu: The Cookbook, however, is not just about food and cooking, it also introduces the story of Nobu’s rich and varied life. It is the story of a boy from the country who became one of the most renowned chefs of his generation after working in Peru and Argentina and seeing his first restaurant in Alaska go up in flames before his eyes. It is the story of a Japanese man who was befriended by America’s rich and famous and went into the restaurant business with De Niro in New York, and more recently, Giorgio Armani in Milan. His friends also appear in the book. There is a foreword by De Niro, an introduction by Martha Stewart and an afterword by Ken Takakura, the internationally renowned Japanese actor.

(http://kodanshaamerica.com/)

Author Information

About Nobuyuki Matsuhisa

Author Web Link: http://www.nobumatsuhisa.com/

Food is imbued with the feelings and personality of the cook. Even if you were to follow my instructions faithfully, using precise amount of identical ingredients, I am quite sure the you would never be able to perfectly recreate the same flavors and textures that I make. For I always put something special in my food-my heart, or kokoro as we say in Japanese-and, you, of course, must put your own heart into your own cooking.

For me, cooking is most about giving my customers little surprises that will lead them to make discoveries about their own latent tastes. It’s about communicating my kokoro through every single dish I make.

(http://www.nobumatsuhisa.com/)

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