Mirin, a sweet Japanese rice wine, is a key component of teriyaki; it can be found in the international section of most major supermarkets and in most Asian markets. If you cannot find it, use 2 tablespoons white wine and an extra teaspoon of sugar. If desired, low-sodium soy sauce can be used in place of regular soy sauce. Serve with steamed rice, preferably short grain. To keep the skin on the chicken crisp, hold back the teriyaki sauce until serving time.
- Table salt and ground black pepper
- soy sauce
- sugar
- grated fresh ginger
- mirin
- cornstarch
Mirin, a sweet Japanese rice wine, is a key component of teriyaki; it can be found in the international section of most major supermarkets and in most Asian markets. If you cannot find it, use 2 tablespoons white wine and an extra teaspoon of sugar. If desired, low-sodium soy sauce can be used in place of regular soy sauce. Serve with steamed rice, preferably short grain.
- Ground black pepper
- vegetable oil
- soy sauce
- sugar
- mirin
- grated fresh ginger
- cornstarch
If you prefer to serve whole bone-in thighs and thereby skip the step of boning the chicken, trim the thighs of excess skin and fat, position the oven rack about 12 inches from the heat source, and increase the broiling time to 20 to 26 minutes, rotating the pan once halfway through the cooking time. This recipe was developed to work in an in-oven broiler, not the drawer-type broiler typical of older gas ovens. Mirin, a sweet Japanese rice wine, is a key component of teriyaki; it can be found in the international section of most major supermarkets and in most Asian markets. If you cannot find it, use 2 tablespoons white wine and an extra teaspoon of sugar. If desired, low-sodium soy sauce can be used in place of regular soy sauce. Serve with steamed rice, preferably short grain.
- Table salt and ground black pepper
- soy sauce
- sugar
- grated fresh ginger
- mirin
- cornstarch
Trying to recreate the Knorr Tomato Basil Parmesan recipe.
- parmesan & romano cheeses
- cream cheese
- salt
- whey
- sugar
- dried garlic
- onion powder
- tomato powder
- miniature penne wheat pasta
- 1tbsp butter
- milk
- water
- dried parsley
good
- capsicum
- medium potatoes
- carrots
- flour
- tin tomatoes
- garlic
- parsley
- celery stalks
- medium onions
- 600g diced topside
- thyme
- glass wine
- anchovies?
- rosemary - one sprig is good
Butter blended with other ingredients is known as a compound butter. Here, we use fresh herbs plus lemon zest and juice to flavor the butter, which is excellent with everything from corn on the cob to grilled fish.
- Tbs. chopped fresh flat-leaf parsley
- Tbs. chopped fresh chives
- lemon zest
- fresh lemon juice
This simple and savory marinade transforms plain pork chops into something wonderfully Italian. For a casual dinner party, serve the hot chops with a crisp, cool salad of arugula and chopped tomatoes dressed with balsamic vinegar and olive oil. The marinade is also good on boneless chops or pork tenderloins.
- dry white wine
- Tbs. olive oil
- sugar
- Tbs. chopped fresh sage
- Tbs. chopped fresh rosemary
When hosting a barbecue, it is generally a good idea to offer a choice of at least two different grilled meats, and you usually cannot go wrong making chicken one of them. Chicken breasts marinated in lemon and herbs are a nice contrast to barbecued ribs or other rich meats.
- extra-virgin olive oil
- Tbs. chopped fresh thyme
- coarse salt