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Tempeh is made through a controlled fermentation of cooked _______________ with a particular type of
  mold known as Rhizopus mold, or tempeh starter.
 
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Explain why the sea is such a significant source of food for the Japanese, and identify some specific foods from the sea that are often eaten in Japan.
 
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Reply #1 on: Aug 2, 2018
Answer to Question 1

soybeans

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Because of limited farmland, the Japanese use the sea for a significant part of their diet. Sashimi is raw fish that is carefully cut and artfully arranged. Sushi is vinegared rice served with raw fish or nori. Nori is dried seaweed used for sushi or garnish.


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