The Sydney Morning Herald
Tempura embodies qualities Japanese cooks hold dear: fresh ingredients, precision cooking and beautiful presentation. It also exemplifies the uncanny ability of the Japanese to absorb outside influences - in this case, from the Iberian peninsula - and mould them into new constructs that are very much their own.
The idea of frying fish and seafood in a light batter came to Japan with Jesuit missionaries in the 16th century. (12/05)
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