Sushi for the eye, the body and the soul is a unique mixture of a book. In her, Mouritsen analyzes the cultural history of sushi next, uses its scientific ability to deconstruir and to explain the complex chemistry of the many sensations of subtle and acute flavor. In the last decades, sushi has happened to be a more exotic plate, eaten by outside relatively few of Japan, to a regular food for many anywhere in the world. One is to everywhere reunite quickly to the attention of chefs and dieticians. It has even made its way in numerous kitchens of house where people have perfected patience the art specialized necessary for her elaboration. Few have been more sensible to this remarkable transition that Ole G. Mouritsen, a Danish scientist considered and become fond of cook whom a fascination by the central function of sushi in the Japanese cooking culture has had. Sushi for the eye, the body and the soul is a unique mixture of a book. In her, Mouritsen analyzes the cultural history of sushi next, uses its scientific ability to deconstruir and to explain the complex chemistry of the many sensations of subtle and acute flavor. Also it offers a vision of years to perfect his own boat like chef of sushi, is detailed how to choose and to prepare ingredients, how to decide what tools and techniques to use, and how to organize and to present/display several plates. Sushi is irresistible for simplicity as much in its performance and the hypnotic-art aspects that take part in their preparation. With one prosa clear and simple the instructions, watches Mouritsen each facet of sushi in a book that is as accessible as he is informative, as useful as he is funny.

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