An Ancient Way to Simplify Modern Eating: Elizabeth Andoh at TEDxAustin

Seems everyday eating has become so complicated. Culinary philosopher, Elizabeth Andoh introduces us to the basics of Washuko, a holistic principle of food sourcing, cooking and sharing that offers a harmonious way to create a balanced diet by learning to choose 5 colors, 5 tastes and 5 cooking methods.

Making Japan her home for decades, Elizabeth is passionate that eating is an experience which transcends taste and she invites us to adopt a less stressful and ultimately much more satisfying approach to every meal.

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