A Conversation for How to Make a Teriyaki Burger

Pah - Teriyaki sauce from a jar???

Post 1

Smiley Ben

Make your own!!!

7 teaspoons of dark soy sauce
14 teaspoons of sake (Japanese rice wine)
A heaped teaspoon of sugar

mix it all together, and marinade as usual - much nicer than the stuff you buy in the shops!


Pah - Teriyaki sauce from a jar???

Post 2

msmonsy

heck, that sounds good just like it is smiley - winkeye i can think of all kinds of cooking i would try that sauce on smiley - smiley
monsy smiley - fish


Pah - Teriyaki sauce from a jar???

Post 3

Smiley Ben

Yup! Just remember anything benefits from a good long marinade - at least an hour...


Pah - Teriyaki sauce from a jar???

Post 4

DickieP

I agree with the expression of disgust at sauce in a jar. But - and here's the rub - what do you do if sake is not available? In Chinese cooking, you can substitute dry sherry for rice wine, but Japanese sake has a (number of) very distinctive taste(s). Any suggestions?


Pah - Teriyaki sauce from a jar???

Post 5

DickieP

Oh! BTW - if you are looking for an "authentic" Japanese marinade, try looking on a search engine for Yakitori (chicken kebabs) and you'll find a whole host of easy to prepare stuff. I've used yakitori sauce for pork and beef on BBQ's and it's brilliant!


Pah - Teriyaki sauce from a jar???

Post 6

Smiley Ben

All the recipes I've seen do suggest dry sherry if no sake is available - I've never tried it myself. Sake isn't expensive, and never, AFAIK, goes off, so I got myself a little bottle which is lasting very well!


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