Recipe Video for Thin and Thick Teriyaki Sauce
Full recipe: http://www.makesushi.com/teriyaki-sauce-glaze/
Learn how to make a finger-licking good Teriyaki Sauce from scratch. You can use this sauce on many different food dishes; I love to use the thick sweet teriyaki sauce by brushing it onto some tender spare ribs or some juicy fried chicken wings.
Ingredients:
– Garlic and Ginger (1x small bit of each)
– 1 tsp Sesame seed oil + 2 tsp olive oil
– 50 g Brown Sugar (1.76 oz)
– 150 ml Soy Sauce (0.63 US Cup)
– 150 ml Mirin (0.63 US Cup)
– 50 ml Sake (0.21 US Cup)
– Toasted Sesame seeds (for thick sauce)
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Produced by Chef: Davy Devaux
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Thick sweet teriyaki sauce recipe video Welcome back to another cooking video, I’m Chef Devaux and today I’m going to teach you how to make a sauce specifically we are going to make teriyaki sauce, because one of you requested it in the comments section below
And a lot of you have asked me how to make sauces before in the comments section of past videos, I just could not find any other comments as a reference so I found one that apparently does not know how to spell my name, never mind that
Let’s just get to cooking, ok so you put you pan on the heat and then you cut a little piece of ginger and a little piece of garlic and make sure they are very small because ginger and garlic very strong
So it can easily overpower the teriyaki sauce, you want it to be just a subtle note in the background nothing more ok so now that I have one small bit of ginger and one small bit of garlic, I’m going to add some oil in the pan
What you want is to mix one teaspoon of sesame seed oil with 2 teaspoons of olive oil the sesame seed oil is added for the taste and I love the flavor of it but is too overwhelming, if you put too much sesame seed oil it just blows it.
So just really restrict it to one teaspoon once you have added your sesame seed oil and olive oil into the pan you add your ginger and garlic and you let them sizzle up a little bit so that there is a little exchange flavors, also the garlic and ginger browns a little bit
Gets a nice bit of color and the taste changes a little bit, then you add your sugar which is 50 grams you let it melt and caramelized little bit and then at this point you add all your liquids which is a hundred and fifty milliliters of soy sauce
And a hundred and fifty milliliters of Mirin and then fifty milliliters of Sake, ok once you put all the liquids inside the caramel solidifies into rocks at the bottom of the pan so you just keep stirring it and then it will just dissolve into the liquid
And what you want to do is reduce it down to much thicker sauce so just put on low-temperature and this might take 15-20 minutes just keep an eye on it and when you feel is the right thickness for you then you remove it of teh heat and let it cool down
Now a thick teriyaki sauce is awesome but sometimes there is a good reason to use a thin teriyaki sauce so what I suggest you do is a little bit after reducing you just remove half of the sauce so that you can make a nice thin
Teriyaki sauce and then put the other half back on and make that into a nice thick teriyaki sauce, now you have the best of both worlds. okay now for the thick teriyaki sauce I like to add a little bit toasted sesame seeds
Just to give it a little extra flavour and a little bit of extra decoration there we go ok so the thick sauce is done reducing, and it is still pretty liquidy, but I know from experience that when you
Cool it down a bit more it will get more thick so im just going to pour it out now okay so there you go one thin teriyaki sauce and one thick sweet teriyaki sauce for glazing, done
Thank you very much for watching, please give this a try and dont forget to up vote if you enjoyed it
44 Comments
Hi Dave,What did you add after the soy sauce?Thx😃
Something must be wrong with my tastebuds because I would overdo it with the ginger, garlic & sesame oil
1) we never put sesame oil in teriyaki sauce. 2) you first put in the Mirin and Sake, let the alcohol evaporate, and just then add other ingredients 3) in Japanese teriyaki there is no garlic, the version with garlic we call in Japane Western Teriyaki sauce. 4) we do not reduce down teriyaki sauce because in Japan teriyaki sauce is reduce when cooking the dish
Nice video…🇧🇳🇧🇳
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1:46 did you say 150 litres of soy sauce? lol
I made this tonight and it was EXACTLY the kind of teriyaki sauce I've been looking for for years and years and YEARS! The whole family lost their collective minds when I served this tonight.
No off-the-shelf teriyaki sauce will compare to how perfect this recipe is. I know, because I've been looking for something like this for many years, ever since moving away from Western Washington where there's a fantastic teriyaki place on every corner. No restaurant or teriyaki sauce I've tried in the last ten years was right until this one.
The only changes I made to the recipe was adding a splash of mirin here and there while cooking. The other change was to set aside a bit of the sauce before adding the corn starch thickener. I then marinade and cooked the chicken thighs in this thin version of the sauce. And BAM, super-awesome-deliciousness! Thank you for this recipe!
Can I use pickled ginger or sushi ginger ?
I don't have mirin nor sake… Is there any subtitutes? Is it necessary to put these ingridients?
Wtf is murin
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Olive oil. I just stopped there…
Japanese cuisine does not use sesame seed oil. This is bullish
I am doing my sauce and I forgot the alcohol so I used martini and it smells really weird so I added water. Idk how it's going to turn out.
The comments are very encouraging…….want to try it on some cauliflower wings……… I really enjoyed your no nonsense approach. New subscriber ….thanks again
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I never knew young Elon was into cooking!
No, but seriously banger recipe & thank you for breaking it down so easily!
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the thin sauce without sesame is more commonly used in Japan based on my experience. Thanks for this technique.
Ingenious recipe. Thank you so much <3 Must try it one day (with a twist of course :))
end you use this sauce with chicken…what else ??
Sorry, in USA we do not use the metric system.
In cooking measurement, we use cups and spoons measuring siytem.
Update yourself!
Is that just brown sugar I’m in Australia 🇦🇺
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ITS TIME TO RUN SOME EXPERIMENTS ON YOUR RECIPE BRO YOUR INGREDIENTS IS IN GOOD HANDS
Shaush
Profssonal
You look like Elon but younger
What can I replace mirin with, something other than alcohol?
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cooking with olive oil in japan?
Why you so scared of garlic and ginger? 😒😒
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no cornstarch, good
Super
Amazing. Thanks for sharing! Looks good!
Best sauce I ever made
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White boy version
This is my go to teriyaki recipe I don’t even waste my time on other videos! Thank you so much!!!!
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Doing it all wrong.
>>does not know how to spell my name<<
Is your first name really "Chef"?