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Of the four ingredients needed, there are two most cooks might not have at home- sake and mirin. Both of these are available at most local grocery stores, but in a pinch Mirin (a sweet rice wine) can be substituted with dry sherry or sweet marsala. Sake can be substituted with a dry white wine, or dry sherry. It’s worth having sake on hand (it goes well with Asian dishes to drink) and Mirin is shelf-stable, so once you buy it, it keeps for a while. Teriyaki sauce, once made, will keep for a month in the refrigerator.
I re-made my Sticky Chicken with Chicken Thighs, instead of legs. I also sprinkled them with Chinese Five Spice, marinated them with Teriyaki, then grilled them, brushing them with the Sticky Sauce. They turned out awesome! The plus to Teriyaki is it’s a Marinade AND a Sauce. Win-win! It can be used to marinate chicken, beef, pork and hearty fish like salmon.
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minutes1/3 cup sake
1/3 cup mirin
1/3 cup soy sauce
2 1/4 teaspoons sugar
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