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- Starters or appetizersZensai (前菜) is simply the Japanese word for starters or appetizers (i.e. the small dishes you eat before the main course). It is similar to “antipasto” in Italian food, or “hors d’oeuvres” for French food. The word is a combination of zen (前) which means “in front” or “before”; and sai (菜) which means “side dish” (it also means vegetable).thechefdojo.com/zensai/
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