Kelly's Kihei, Maui Teriyaki Sauce
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This is a recipe that we used growing up on Maui. We mostly used it to marinade chicken or beef short rips and then grill the. Because of the sugar content, like barbecue sauce, be careful because it burns easily. I always cook on the grill using indirect heat.
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ingredients
- 2 cups soy sauce
- 1 cup brown sugar
- 2 fresh garlic cloves
- 3 tablespoons fresh ginger
- 1 tablespoon sesame oil
- 1 teaspoon sesame seeds
- 1 scallion
directions
- Grate ginger root, crush garlic, and dice scallion. Mix all ingredients together until sugar dissolves pretty well.
- Marinade your choice of meat (I use a ziplock bag) for at least 4 hours, but better overnight.
- Grill and enjoy! Serve "local style" with sticky rice and macaroni salad! Note: preparation time does not include marinating time!
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"This is a recipe that we used growing up on Maui. We mostly used it to marinade chicken or beef short rips and then grill the. Because of the sugar content, like barbecue sauce, be careful because it burns easily. I always cook on the grill using indirect heat."
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ONOLICIOUS! Thank you for posting this awesome marinade. We marinaded flank steak sliced thin and it was so good.
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It tastes just like the prepared Maui Ribs here in Canada. My husband cannot have wheat products so we can no longer get it marinated at the butcher, and this tastes just like what we used to get. Thank you for the recipe.
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This is a recipe that we used growing up on Maui. We mostly used it to marinade chicken or beef short rips and then grill the. Because of the sugar content, like barbecue sauce, be careful because it burns easily. I always cook on the grill using indirect heat.
