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By Alskann
Added October 14, 2006 | Recipe #190605
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Good! I boiled everything but the drumsticks and ginger (didn't use the ginger) and then poured the sauce over the (frozen)drumsticks into my slow cooker and let them cook all day. I hac doubled the sauce but I probably didn't need to - it seemed to be plenty and then some.
person found this review Helpful. You can only vote others' reviews helpful or not helpful... Was this review helpful to you? Yes | No We don't know who you are. Sign in or create an accountBy Chef #942758
on April 26, 2012
Very good, we added minced fresh ginger and one tsp of garlic, as well as used 3/4 cup of brown sugar and 3/4 cup of soy sauce (but added an extra 1/4 cup of water) based on the reviews here to reduce the saltiness and sweetness. It was perfect. The kids liked it, as did I! A great way to make chicken other than in the oven. Thanks!
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on November 13, 2011
This recipe is awesome. My husband and I love it. It's easy and delicious.
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Very good.. Since there are 6 of us, I doubled the recipe and added a small amount of maple syrup which caused the sauce to glaze the chicken and added some extra flavoring. Next time will be adding some garlic to spice it up a bit. :)
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on July 11, 2011
Very good, i made only half the amount of sauce i thought it would have been too much sauce for 9 drums. I'm not a fan of teriyaki usually but this was very tasty. I served it with steamed rice and veggies as a "stir fry".
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on May 03, 2011
The sauce was good, but didn't permeate the chicken, so all the flavor was on the skin. If I try again I think I will marinade the drumsticks in the sauce. Also my drumsticks were on the meaty side and took more like 50-60 minutes to cook through. UPDATE: My husband ate the leftovers and said that they were much more flavorful after sitting in the fridge. I guess the sauce worked its way in even after being cooked.
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on April 27, 2011
This got mixed reviews at our house. I liked it but hubby didn't. I used Splenda brown sugar blend and only used 1/2 cup. I also used lite soy sauce. I followed the rest of the recipe but I didn't add the optional ginger. I loved the sauce on my stir fried asparagus.
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on April 18, 2011
I found it to be too salty. I don't know if I did something wrong, since no one else had a problem. I halved the recipe because I was cooking 6 drumsticks.
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Loved it, as did the people I had for dinner. Doubled the recipe for 18 drumsticks, there was plenty of sauce. Only added 1 tsp ginger but couldn't taste it, probably needed to double that as well. Next time I might try fresh grated ginger. Thanks for sharing, this was great and so easy.
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on February 15, 2011
This is a very fine recipe. I've used bone-in, skin-on, chicken thighs, and then have used the chicken & the sauce for fried rice dishes, to stretch the meat for a large meal. Excellent.
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on December 20, 2010
I marinated the drumsticks in a regular thin teriyaki sauce before cooking. That seemed to be a good choice... They turned out nice, juicy, and flavorful on the stove top! I just hate dealing with the oil splatter that inevitably occurs when you fry anything. My only real complaint was I thought the homemade recipe for the teriyaki sauce was too sweet for our liking. Maybe I just packed my brown sugar too much before adding it?? I don't know.. but I would suggest everyone taste the sauce as you go along so you make sure it's not too sweet (or too salty)... everyone is different.
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Just thought I would drop you a line to let you know this recipe is exceptionaly good. The only thing I changed in it was 1/2 cup of soy instead of 1 cup of soy. I have made teriyaki sauce for years, but never one quite so easy nor quite as tasty. Thanks for posting.
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on December 03, 2010
Terrific! I am used to making teriyaki with sake and mirin, but this one turned out every bit as good. I also added minced garlic just before the sauce, and added some red pepper flakes.
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on June 08, 2010
awesome. i used regular soy sauce and light brown sugar. deelish and will make again and again and again. Thank you!
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on January 18, 2010
Yum! Wanted quick teriyaki chicken and didn't have the sauce. Whipped this up in no time flat - having all the ingredients on hand helped. I boiled and it thickened beautifully. I will never buy bottled again when it's this ridiculously easy to make - plus the easy ratios make it so that I can make just the amount I want. Perfect!!!
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I made this using Split Chicken Breasts (with bone) because that was I had handy...But it turned out really yummy! My DH is super picky and this passed with flying colors! I read the previous reviews and decided to use 3/4 cup of Light Sodium Soy Sauce. I felt that it was the perfect amount of saltiness. Thanks for sharing! I will definitely be making this again! :)
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on January 07, 2010
The taste was great, didn't thicken up though. I think I needed to simmer it longer. I will be using it again.
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on November 16, 2009
EASY, Simple, Quick and packs BIG yummy FLAVOR! This is a keeper. Too easy too taste this good!
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Would be an excellent recipe if it weren't so darn salty! I didn't read the reviews before trying so I made the recipe as shown, next time I'm hoping to find some low sodium soy sauce. I'd also try some ginger and garlic in it. I really liked how easy this recipe is.
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I made it as-is because I prefer to try it first, it was very salty as all of the other reviews have said. Next time, I intend to do 3/4 c. each of water, soy sauce, and chicken broth. I think it will help with the salt but keep a strong flavor.
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Serving Size: 1 (228 g)
Servings Per Recipe: 4
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