How To Make Yakitori
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How To Make Yakitori
- Serves:
- 2-4
Step 1: You will need …
- 300 g Chicken thighs, boned and skinless
- 5 small Baby leeks
- 1 large Red pepper
- ½ tbsp Dried red chilli powder
- 100 ml Soy sauce
- 50 ml Sake
- 50 ml Mirin
- 2 tbsp Sugar
- 50 ml thick teriyaki sauce
- 6 bamboo skewers
- a Bowl
- a Spoon
- a Pastry brush
- Some Aluminium foil
Step 2: Make the marinade
Mix 100ml soy sauce, 50ml sake, 50ml mirin and about 2 teaspoons of sugar together in a bowl. Mix the chicken into the marinade and refrigerate for at least 5 hours for the flavour to be absorbed.
Step 3: Skewer
Put some aluminium foil into the bottom of a grill tray.
Chop the leeks and pepper in to 2.5cm square pieces. Thread the chicken on to the skewer then add the leek, another piece of chicken, the red pepper and then add a final piece of chicken to cover the top of the skewer. Leave some space at the bottom of the skewer as a handle. Put the skewer onto the grill tray. Repeat until you run out of ingredients.
Handy hint, to stop the exposed end of the skewer burning, fold the aluminium foil over it.
Step 4: Cook
Preheat the grill to a high temperature, then slide the tray with the chicken in to cook. They should be cooked very quickly, or the chicken pieces will dry out. Check them from time to time, and turn them over once they're cooked on one side. They take about 10-15 minutes to cook, and when they are ready should look very slightly burned.
Step 5: Sauce
Put the yakitori on a serving plate and brush them generously with the 50 millilitres of thick teriyaki sauce.
Yakitori can be served as a side dish or as a main dish. It's often washed down with cold Japanese beer.
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last time i visited japan, my friends there, took me to a restaurant. i tried yakotori with chilled beer. i liked this tremendously. in india, we have the same item called 'sikh kebab'. only, vegitables are not attached with the sticks. they are good too. thanks.
This is my top favorite side dish when ever I go to a Japanese restaurant. I can't wait to make one myself!
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just a quick tip in order for the bamboo sticks not to burn under the grill, you should soak the sticks in water for about half and hour. This will stop them from burning