Just Enough: Vegan Recipes and Stories from Japan’s Buddhist Temples
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Just Enough: Vegan Recipes and Stories from Japan’s Buddhist Temples

by Gesshin Claire Greenwood

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Just Enough brings vegan recipes and stories from Japan's Buddhist temples to life. Gesshin Claire Greenwood shares simple, mindful dishes that embody temple traditions, offering a flavorful journey into plant-based eating inspired by spiritual practices and cultural heritage.

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Just Enough offers a collection of vegan recipes inspired by the culinary practices of Japan's Buddhist temples. Authored by Gesshin Claire Greenwood, the book combines practical cooking guidance with personal narratives drawn from temple life.

The recipes emphasize simplicity and mindfulness, reflecting the Buddhist principle of moderation. Each dish is designed to be accessible, using ingredients that align with vegan principles and temple traditions.

Through stories shared by the author, readers gain insight into the cultural and spiritual context of these meals. The book serves as a bridge between Japanese temple cuisine and everyday vegan cooking.

Greenwood's experiences in the temples provide a unique perspective, highlighting how food fosters community and contemplation in Buddhist practice.

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