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Classic Teriyaki Sauce

Japan

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    1½ Cups

    • Difficulty

      Easy

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By Steven Raichlen

Published 1998

  • About

Many Americans think of teriyaki as a marinade, but in traditional Japanese cuisine it’s actually a glaze or barbecue sauce brushed on simply grilled meats and seafood. Teri is the Japanese word for gloss or luster; yaki means grilled. Zen-like in its simplicity, this recipe was inspired by the late Shizuo Tsuji, founder of the Ecole Technique Hôtelière Tsuji in Osaka and author of the seminal boo

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