Adapted slightly (no alcohol) from Adam Liaw’s easy, wonderful Teriyaki sauce.
According to Adam this sauce can survive in or out of the fridge "for years", but it won't need to last that long, as it is so tasty and versatile.
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This homemade teriyaki sauce is a must-have in my kitchen. It takes just a minute to make, but is a shortcut to dozens of dishes – many of which aren’t even teriyaki dishes. Teriyaki in Japanese is made from the characters teri 照 (glazed/shiny) and yaki 焼 (grilled/fried), so teriyaki is essentially a glaze that is applied to something grilled or fried.
This base sauce contains less than a third of the sugar of many commercial sauces, and although it may look very watery it reduces to a shiny glaze in the pan, coating your ingredients.
250ml (8 oz) soy sauce
200ml (6 oz) mirin
200ml (6 oz) cooking sake
60-90g (2-3 oz) white sugar
Small saucepan
Clean glass bottle for storage
Combine the ingredients in a small saucepan and place the saucepan over medium heat.
Stir for a few minutes until the sugar dissolves.
Don’t boil the mixture.
Transfer the sauce to a bottle and store in the fridge until ready to use.
Japanese, low sugar
Serving Suggestion : Teriyaki Chicken