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    <title>From My Sensei&#039;s Kitchen: Five Heirloom Peach Techniques I Learned Studying at a Traditional Japanese Juku</title>
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    <description>Spending a season in a traditional cooking school kitchen taught me that Japanese grandmothers treat the peach with remarkable range—fermenting it, glazing with it, even dropping it into chilled soup. These five recipes, adapted for American grocery stores, will change how you see stone fruit.</description>
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    <title>The Short Season: What Japanese Kitchens Understand About the Peach That Most American Pantries Forget</title>
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    <description>In Japan, the peach is less an ingredient than an event—a fleeting moment on the calendar honored with syrup, sweets, and ceremony. Here, we explore the tradition of shun and how American home cooks can bring that same reverence to a farmers market haul.</description>
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