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| * It's a good principle for tea: It means //being not too obvious//. So don't just depict a flower directly, but rather lean towards the abstract so that the 御銘 can then complete the image in the mind of the beholder. | * It's a good principle for tea: It means //being not too obvious//. So don't just depict a flower directly, but rather lean towards the abstract so that the 御銘 can then complete the image in the mind of the beholder. | ||
| * 和菓子 touch all 5 senses: The ear by the 御銘 that is spoken when the guests ask for it. | * 和菓子 touch all 5 senses: The ear by the 御銘 that is spoken when the guests ask for it. | ||
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| + | <WRAP info> | ||
| + | - Start with the absolute vanilla flavour | ||
| + | - Before starting, research and note recipes, ideally from reference books | ||
| + | - Before actually starting, write down recipe and steps on paper | ||
| + | - Keep all variables fixed and always do the recipes twice (with one variable different) | ||
| + | - While working, clean as you go. If you put down something and what you're doing can wait a bit, clean. | ||
| + | - Don't nibble. Taste often, but if things need to be thrown away, throw them away. If you behave like a trash bin, you'll look like one, and it's going to do wonders for your 正座. | ||
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| =====Families===== | =====Families===== | ||