After working hard for the past several months, I’m extremely happy to announce that my first eBook, Just One Cookbook – Essential Japanese Recipes is here!
After all, Just One Cookbook is no longer one cookbook! 🙂
During the past 3 years of blogging, I’ve received many interests and inquiries for my cookbook from JOC readers. My reply has always been, “No, I do not have published cookbooks, just the blog to keep all the recipes I love.”
However, with the increasing requests for a cookbook, you’ve convinced me! I realized many of my readers are interested in cooking Japanese food, but when you come to my site it’s not very clear where to start.
So I’ve selected 33 easy and simple recipes that my family, JOC readers, and I love most from Just One Cookbook.
Just One Cookbook Essential Japanese Recipes (e-Book)
This cookbook has over 90 pages of recipes and instructions for appetizers, side dishes, main dishes, rice & noodles, and dessert, which include 12 pages of Japanese cooking basics and pantry items.
Here are a few snapshots from the book:
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Before you buy this eCookbook, please read below.
This eCookbook is for you if:
- you want to cook Japanese food at home, but you are not sure which recipes are simple and easy to cook.
- you know someone who loves Japanese food and would love to give the person this eCookbook as a gift.
- you want to save this eCookbook on your iPhone/iPad/iPod for easy access.
This eCookbook may not be for you if
- you have been using many of my recipes from Just One Cookbook. As I mentioned above, this eCookbook is a collection of the most popular recipes shared on my blog over the past 3 years. I will be thinking about the next eBook with new recipes meanwhile. 😉
I’m donating 20% of proceeds to charity.
20% of proceeds will go to charity. Every month I will pick a charity to donate. The rest of the proceeds will go towards maintaining all of the free content on JustOneCookbook.com.
Please see below for our past donation records.
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Please note this is an electronic cookbook, not a paperback book.
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IMPORTANT NOTE ABOUT EBOOKS
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- iPad, iPhone and iPod touch – upload to iBooks Library.
REFUNDS + RETURNS
Because Just One Cookbook – Essential Japanese Recipes is a digital eBook, there are no returns and no refunds.
DONATION RECORDS
20% of proceeds will go to charity. Every month I will pick a charity to donate. The rest of the proceeds will go towards maintaining all of the free content on JustOneCookbook.com.
December 2013: Samaritan’s Purse “International Emergency Relief Projects (013310)” (Donated)
January 2014: Samaritan’s Purse “Clean Water Projects (13659)” (Donated)
February 2014: International Rescue Committee (Donated)
March 2014: International Rescue Committee (Donated)
April 2014: International Rescue Committee (Donated)
May 2014: Global Giving “Relief Assistance For Tohoku Earthquake Affected” (Donated)
June 2014: Global Giving “Relief Assistance For Tohoku Earthquake Affected” (Donated)
July 2014: Global Giving “Ebola Epidemic Relief Fund” (Donated)
August 2014: American Heart Association (Donated)
September 2014: International Rescue Committee (Donated)
October 2014: Susan G Komen (Breast Cancer Foundation) (Donated)
November 2014: International Rescue Committee (Donated)
December 2014: Centering Youth (Donated)
January 2015: International Rescue Committee (Donated)
February 2015: GlobalGiving “Disaster Recovery Volunteer Project” (Donated)
March 2015: International Rescue Committee (Donated)
April 2015: Himalayan Earthquake: Support the Survivors (Donated)
May 2015: International Rescue Committee (Donated)
June 2015: International Rescue Committee (Donated)
July 2015: International Rescue Committee (Donated)
August 2015: International Rescue Committee (Donated)
September 2015: Nozomi Project (Donated)
October 2015: Nozomi Project (Donated)
November 2015: International Rescue Committee (Donated)
December 2015: International Rescue Committee (Donated)
January 2016: International Rescue Committee (Donated)
February 2016: International Rescue Committee (Donated)
March 2016: Global Giving: Kumamoto Japan Earthquake Relief Fund (Donated 100% profit)
April 2016: Global Giving: Kumamoto Japan Earthquake Relief Fund and Global Giving: Ecuador Earthquake Relief Fund (Donated 100% profit – 50% to each fund)
May 2016: International Rescue Committee (Donated)
June 2016: International Rescue Committee (Donated)
July 2016: International Rescue Committee (Donated)
August 2016: International Rescue Committee (Donated)
September 2016: International Rescue Committee (Donated)
October 2016: International Rescue Committee (Donated)
November 2016: International Rescue Committee (Donated)
December 2016: International Rescue Committee (Donated 100% proceeds)
January 2017: International Rescue Committee (Donated 100% proceeds)
February 2017: International Rescue Committee (Donated 100% proceeds)
March 2017: International Rescue Committee (Donated)
April 2017: International Rescue Committee (Donated)
May 2017: International Rescue Committee (Donated)
June 2017: International Rescue Committee (Donated)
July 2017: International Rescue Committee (Donated)
August 2017: Houston Food Bank (Donated 100% proceeds)
September 2017: Samaritan’s Purse Hurricane Harvey Relief and Hurricane Irma Relief (Donated 100%)
October 2017: Global Giving: Mexico Earthquake Relief Fund (Donated 100%)
November 2017: Table for Two (Donated 100%)
December 2017: International Rescue Committee (Donated)
January 2018: International Rescue Committee (Donated)
February 2018: International Rescue Committee (Donated)
March 2018: International Rescue Committee (Donated)
April 2018: International Rescue Committee (Donated)
May 2018: National Suicide Prevention Lifeline (Donated 100%)
June 2018: National Suicide Prevention Lifeline (Donated 100%)
July 2018: Flood & Landslide Relief in Japan (Donated 100%)
August 2018: Flood & Landslide Relief in Japan (Donated 100%)
September 2018: International Rescue Committee (Donated)
October 2018: Table for Two (Onigiri Action 2018) (Donated 100%)
November 2018: International Rescue Committee (Donated)
December 2018: International Rescue Committee (Donated)
January 2019: International Rescue Committee (Donated)
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July 2019: COPANI (Pan American Nikkei Convention) (Donated)
August 2019: Samaritan’s Purse Hurricane Dorian Relief (Donated)
September 2019: Team Trees (Donated)
October 2019: Table for Two #OnigiriAction (Donated 100%)
November 2019: Table for Two #OnigiriAction (Donated 100%)
December 2019: Dragostea Desculta (translation: Barefoot Love) (Donated 100%)
January 2020: Australian Red Cross (Donated 100%)
February 2020: Coronavirus Relief Fund (Donated 50%)
March 2020: Global Giving Coronavirus Relief Fund, Direct Relief Coronavirus Outbreak, Heart to Heart International Responding to Covid-19 (Donated 100%)
April 2020: Global Giving Coronavirus Relief Fund, Direct Relief Coronavirus Outbreak, Heart to Heart International Responding to Covid-19 (Donated 100%)
May 2020: NAACP (Donated 100%)
June 2020: Black Girls Code(Donated 100%)
July 2020: Global Giving Flood and Landslide relief in Kyushu Japan 2020(donated 100%)
August 2020: American Red Cross Western Wildfires (Donated)
September 2020: International Rescue Committee (Donated)
October 2020: Table for Two #OnigiriAction (Donated)
November 2020: Wikipedia (Donated)
December 2020: Chef Ozawa, Hanako Abe, Chef Katsu Brooklyn (Donated 100%)
January 2021: The Cherry Blossom Trees will Bloom Again (Donated 100%)
February 2021: International Rescue Committee (Donated)
March 2021: Orange County Buddhist Church (Donated 100%)
April 2021: International Rescue Committee (Donated)
May 2021: International Rescue Committee (Donated)
June 2021: International Rescue Committee (Donated)
July 2021: International Rescue Committee (Donated 100%)
August 2021: Western Europe Flood Relief Fund (Donated 100%)
September 2021: Nichibei Weekly (Will donate 100% )
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Hi Daze,
Thank you very much for your interest and support! 🙂
How to cook azuki brand to a soft consistency Can I make it in the pressure cooker XL? Without soaking?
Hi Kay,
Yes! You can make Anko in the pressure cooker without soaking.
We do soak on the regular method, but it’s almost same as soaking or non-soaking, so to make it “extreme quick and easy recipe”, We omitted the extra step. We think 25 minute of pressure cooking will do, but if it’s for 15 mins, maybe soaking overnight will help soften the skin. 🙂
I’m happy to buy this even tho I use your blog on a weekly basis at least. You know why? I want to support your work. I came to you while researching recipes for the dishes I see on the Netflix show “Midnight Diner,” and it’s been so much fun creating what I see, and you are awesome.
Hi Amy! Thank you so much for your support. Your kind gesture meant so much to us! I hope you enjoy cooking recipes from the show. We’re still working on the new episodes too. Lots of recipes need to be recreated. 🙂 Have fun!!!
Thank you so very much for all of the delicious recipes, and for your generosity . I enjoy all of the reviews Joe’s I’ve seen posted on your blog.
Don Robins
I am looking forward to my new Cook Book. Thank you for compiling it.
Good Morning! I really want to buy this e-book! However I click purchase, and it does not send me to a site to pay for it, or download it? Can you please direct me? This webp-site is gorgeous, but the purchase option should be easier to find, and be able to purchase it. Please advise! My family loves Japanese food, and going out is not that big of an option anymore.
Thanks for your help! Looking forward to having this on my computer!
Sincerely, Cynthia Cuenin
Hi Cynthia! The purchase page is here: https://www.e-junkie.com/ecom/gb.php?c=cart&i=1306063&cl=263407&ejc=2
Let me know if you have any issues. I’ll be happy to help! Hope you enjoy the ebook! 🙂
Do you have a cookbook for dashi only? I love your presentation on all of the dashi that you have prepared. Are all of your cookbooks electronic only?
Hi Frances! Sorry, I don’t have a cookbook for just dashi. I’ve updated the blog posts on dashi in more detail than the ebook.
My ebook can be purchased as a print book on Amazon: https://amzn.to/3hoZurr
Hi. May i know if ur ecook book can open with anriond system. Im using Huawei phone.
And for the steam cake. Is it mix all the ingredients will do? No need to beat it till fluffy? Thank you 😊
Hi Alice! Yes, desktop, any smartphone would do. And you will need to mix well before adding the flour, then after adding flour, just gently mix. Do not over mix because the cake will be hard and dense. Just gently mix.
If I purchase the ebook and put it on my computer will I be able to access it on my phone or Ipad if I’m traveling?
Hi Sandi! Yes, you can download to your desktop, iPhone, or iPad, etc. It’s pdf form. If you have any issues, please email us. We’ll be happy to assist you. Thanks so much for your interest!
Dear Namiko,
I just purchased you ebook for my iPad. It isn’t showing up in my iBooks. Do you have any suggestions?
Thank you.
Best,
Susan Blehart
Sorry if this is duplicate message. My first window closed unexpectedly.
I purchased the pdf file of your cookbook and I thought I had downloaded the file. However, now I cannot find it on my computer. What if the pdf file name that I should use to search for it on my computer?
I purchased your cookbook as a pdf and I thought I had downloaded it, but cannot find it on my computer. What is the name of the pdf file?
Dear Nami,
Thank you for the beautiful cookbook! Your recipes have been a joy to make and my family enjoys the increasing exposure to Japanese cooking. I truly appreciate your choice to donate your book’s proceeds during these times that need love and compassion. I purchased several copies of your book and will send them to friends and family, who I know would love your cooking. Your Rafute recipe allowed me to recreate some of the Incredible food from a recent trip to Okinawa and helps keep the memories fresh. In Naha, I had a tofu/black sesame dish with the sesame part of the tofu, not just as a sauce, and would appreciate if you or your readers have a recipe for this.
As a technical note, the shopping cart didn’t allow for increasing the number of copies, so I just went through the purchase multiple times.
Again, thank you!
Jason
Hi Jason! Thank you so much for your kind feedback and for your generosity. Yes, it doesn’t allow it; thank you for purchasing multiple times!
Konichiwa,
I am a simple student and have come across your beautiful and simple website. Things are easy to follow and I love not only the lay out of your site but also the content is great. I love trying new things from your site!!
Konnichiwa Janice! Thank you so much for your kind feedback. I’m really happy to hear you enjoy my recipes. 🙂
HI,
I’m a little confused. On Amazon it shows a different cookbook cover than on your website. The cookbooks cover looks different from Amazon kindle to your website. Amazon has a picture of spinach and your website has a cover of sushi rolls. Do you only have ONE cookbook or two? Thanks!
Hi Peggy! I’m sorry for my late response. Mr. JOC has responded to your question, but it’s basically the same thing with the updated cover image. The Amazon page should be updated soon with a new image. 🙂