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Macrobiotic Home Cooking for Good Health

Author

Jeon Hyeyeon

Publisher

SANZINI

Categories

Practical

Audience

Adult

Overseas Licensing

Keywords

  • #Recipe
  • #Macrobiotic
  • #Vegan
  • #Essay
  • #Cooking Book
  • #Seasonal Food
  • #Home-cooking
  • #Everyday Life
  • #Nature
  • #Season
  • #2022 Visiting Korean Book Fair-Japan

Copyright Contact

Kang Sugeul

  • Publication Date

    2022-01-24
  • No. of pages

    264
  • ISBN

    9791168610033
  • Dimensions

    148 * 210
Overview

This book presents the recipes of macrobiotic cooking and lifestyle of Jeon Hye-yeon who runs a macrobiotic restaurant, “Oneul,” and teaches vegan cooking classes.

Book Intro

(English) Macrobiotic Home Cooking for Good Health

 

Cooking closer to nature

 

Macrobiotic home cooking for good health

 

How about giving it a try today?

 

A macrobiotic home cooking book that brings out the natural flavor of the ingredients and makes one look forward to every meal.

 

This book presents the recipes of macrobiotic cooking and lifestyle of Jeon Hye-yeon who runs a macrobiotic restaurant, “Oneul,” and teaches vegan cooking classes. 

 

The author is no different from any other person who lives in the city. Exhausted from work and worldly affairs, she took care of her meals by relying on food delivery and relieved stress by going out, drinking with acquaintances. Then “macrobiotic” way of eating changed her life. She started cooking. She shopped at an organic grocery store, and prepared a fatsia shoots dish in the spring and spinach in the winter. Instead of eating polished rice, she chose brown rice, saving the parts most people throw away, in order to include it in her meals. The macrobiotic cooking that brings out the intrinsically savory flavor of the ingredients, making each meal, a feast changed not only the way she ate but also how she lived—for the better. This author shares all her experiences and knowledge with the readers. Cooking that’s closer to nature, and the way for better tomorrow—how about giving it a try today? 

 

Vegan? Macrobiotic?

 

The word, vegan, is no longer an unfamiliar term in South Korea. One can now easily come across a vegan menu, vegan bakery, and vegan restaurant everyday. But the macrobiotic is still a strange concept to many. The vegan and the macrobiotic are similar in that no meat is included in the diet; however, there is a slight difference between them. While the vegan diet chooses vegetarianism to reject the system of eating meat, a macrobiotic diet is predisposed toward a way of cooking and way of life that is close to nature. In order to do that, the root and skin of vegetables or fruit that are normally not eaten are included in cooking and fresh, seasonal ingredients are used for cooking. It also regards the food that goes on the table as another form of life and strives to live in accord with other countless kinds of life around us, abiding by the law of nature. Hence, becoming more intimate with other life forms is the ultimate goal of the macrobiotic cooking. 

 

Easy and light macrobiotic recipes for nice and cozy meals

 

Have you had the experience of giving up on your resolute decision to eat healthy but quitting in no less than three days? You are looking at the food delivery app, hoping you will eat better starting another day, but the temptation is too close. The author suggests you start out with eating brown rice first instead of changing all your eating habits. It might not be easy at first but once you get a true taste of well-prepared brown rice, then go onto using various roots in your cooking, discovering the savory flavor of the seasonal vegetables, and keep at it, then your life, before you know it, will have changed. 

 

About the Author

Jeon Hyeyeon



(English) Chun studied in Kyoto, Japan, and worked in Tokyo. Living life as a workaholic, Chun lost her health and took a leave of absence, during which she discovered macrobiotics and became a vegetarian. However, their inherent tendency to be an overachiever couldn't be changed, and she completed the highest-level instructor course at the macrobiotic cooking school, in Lima, Japan. Currently, she is developing menus and curricula to popularize macrobiotics, while running a pop-up restaurant, 'Today,' and macrobiotic cooking classes. She dreams of one day opening a macrobiotic cooking studio, where she can share their accumulated experiences and enjoy them together with others.

 

(Japanese) 日本の京都で、東京の会社に通った。ワーカーホリックで不健康になり、休職しながらマクロビオティックに出い菜食主義者になった。日本のマクロビオティッククッキングスクール『リマ』で最上位コースである師範過程を終えた。今はマクロビオティックの大衆化のためにメニューとカリキュラムを開発しながら、ポップアップ食堂『オヌル(今日)』とマクロビオティッククッキングクラスを運している

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