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Why Every Cook Should Master Chicken Teriyaki



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The complete breakdown and recipe for this chicken teriyaki

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39 Comments

  1. I just made the sauce using real mirin, and it is just astonishing
    Don't cheap out on mirin guys! If you want a recommendation, I bought "Ohsawa Genuine Mirin" from Amazon and it's super tasty. Any mirin that says "aji-mirin" is sweetened with corn syrup and won't taste nearly as good, try to avoid that if you can.

  2. Do not chop ginger…. zest grate it. 'Same for your garlic.

    Also to enhance your teriyaki sauce…specifically use a beef, chicken, seafood broth instead of water.

    Preferentially sesame oil on the prep is nicer then the texture of the seeds.

  3. Man….I love your channel. BUT, can you PLEASE change the thumbnail on this video. It continually pops up on my feed and it looks like you are holding up a set of bloody testicles with chopsticks. Just a simple request from one of your subscribers. Thank you in advance.

  4. Why would you not add the teriyaki sauce while cooking the chicken? simply just dipping it does not make since if you want a true teriyaki chicken. the way you made it it's just fried chicken with a dipping sauce on the side.

  5. As an Asian I recommend that you shouldn't wash your rice too clean like that. Rice has a thin layer which contains alot of nutritions, and washing it too much can swipe away that layer. It should only be washed 2 or 3 times maximum. Don't worry cuz the rice itself is really clean.

  6. Finally tried your teriyaki sauce recipe and – holy CRAP it was super salty and nowhere NEAR sweet! So I re-did the sauce using low-sodium soy and added 1/2 cup granulated sugar and it was MUCH more balanced without being too sweet. I don't know if it was my ingredients though or something – the Sake, Mirin and Soy I was using were all imported from Japan (not even any English on the labels, which is fine because I read Chinese/Japanese), so perhaps if you're using the same ingredients marketed for the American stores/palate they are different?

  7. Just cooked it, it tasted great. The teriyaki was a bit overwhelmed by the taste of ginger, gonna be more carefull with that next time. Overall I had a great dinner, definitely going to make it more often. Thanks for the recipe!

  8. I made this tonight and holy shit, came out so good. I f'd up the rice but whatever, had perfect sauce, chicken, and veggies. I could not believe the sauce came out so well! Definitely trying your breakfast pizza aka Fritata next. Cheers!

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