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Verity in Japan

Writer; student of life — Tokyo and living fully

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Latest Issues

Classic Apple Pie

Nothing takes me back to autumn of the 2000s quite like a classic apple pie. Of course, back then I would stomach the apple filling just so I could eat copious amounts of pastry. It must run in the family because I’m sure my dad would eat t...

14 days ago
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Old Fashioned Apple Doughnuts

I was thinking of how to encapsulate autumn in a thing. Preferable a delicious edible thing. These old fashioned apple doughnuts came pretty damn close.

They’re a nostalgic, celebratory thing and extremely moorish. I glazed it with a simp...

15 days ago
16
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Autumn Skillet Cookie

Autumn is making its way down Japan, and trees in the countryside are turning all shades or orange and red. Autumn has too, made it into my kitchen where I my baking-bug has come back in full strength with this cozy season. And what better...

15 days ago
9

French-style Ice-cream: recipe development

Well, it’s over ten years later and I’m still thinking about it.

I was 18, in Paris for the first time and found myself at a steak-house serving the best steak and frites I’d ever had. Leaving the restaurant however, the steak and frites...

6 months ago
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what moving to japan taught me about being alive

Good morning to another glorious day here in Tokyo.

Today marks the anniversary of when I landed in Haneda Airport two years ago, promptly at 7am in the morning, and I have to say that it is truly a glorious day. Much alike that fated day...

7 months ago
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