Sounds crazy to cook TERIYAKI in a microwave oven? Oh, yes! It is absolutely possible!

We love teriyaki chicken, so I like to make a lot for my greedy family! This is possible if you use an oven.Pierce the skin side of the meat several times with a fork before you put it in the marinade. Marinate for at least 30 minutes. Both boneless and bone-in thigh meat should be pierced with a fork on the skin side; also cut several slices into the thick part of the meat on the other side. Slice into the meat next to the bone before marinating. Otherwise, the cooking process should be just same as boneless meat. Please adjust the amount of browning. For 4 servings (for big eaters). Recipe by Mamemame

This was made using the chicken thighs I had stored in the freezer. If you use sugar you'll have even softer meat, but I make it with just mirin to keep it from getting too sweet.After steaming the chicken with the lid, by cooking it over high heat with the sauce, you get it softened and glazed perfectly. If you're making this for a lunch box, marinade in the sauce the night before (reduce the amount of soy sauce in this case). Recipe by meg115

I wanted to make delicious easy chicken teriyaki.Make sure not to burn it because it has sake sprinkled over it! Recipe by Donpintan

Once you see how easy this dish is to throw together you may never order takeout again!

This super easy teriyaki chicken dish is great for white rice and steam vegetables. If you love Chinese style chicken cuisine, please try this recipe. Even kids will love it and want some more!*Welcome to visit "Note-a-licious" blog!https://note-a-licious.blogspot.com/FB: https://www.facebook.com/Note.a.liciousTips* For a conventional oven, preheat the oven to 375°F with same baking time.

Marinate the chicken thighs ahead of time and you can enjoy this tasty teriyaki chicken in no time. Whether you serve it over rice or greens, these air fryer teriyaki chicken thighs make an easy and delicious meal for any day of the week.

Teriyaki chicken goes well with rice or sandwiched between bread.Add honey to soften the meat and to add shine.Make sure not to heat the meat for too long to avoid becoming hard. Recipe by Rarumu

It's tough to make the perfect teriyaki chicken. Sometimes the meat doesn't cook through properly, the sauce isn't glossy enough, or the flavoring ends up a little too subtle. It took some time and practice, but I finally got all these little mishaps out of the way with this recipe!Make sure you wipe off any excess oil as you sauté the chicken until it's golden brown. Take your time simmering the teriyaki sauce to ensure that it is properly reduced before coating it on the chicken. Recipe by Gohannishiyo.

I made this as a pizza topping, but am introducing it as a side dish!☆ This is coated in katakuriko, so it becomes a nice glossy teriyaki when you add in the flavoring ingredients. It also locks in the meat's flavor.☆You can also add in onions.☆It tastes great topped with mayonnaise.☆As a pizza topping it becomes teriyaki pizza. Recipe by Butakotori

It's no wonder this recipe is so common in restaurants. It's super easy and tastes great!

I tried re-creating a restaurant dish. Though they used chicken thigh, I used chicken breast.I thought it was pretty much like adding miso into the teriyaki chicken that I usually make at home.To make this chicken tender, first marinate with sake, sugar and salt then coat with katakuriko.If you don't have the white part of a Japanese leak, it's fine to omit. However the key ingredient to this dish is the green onions. So make sure to sprinkle plenty on top. Recipe by Hokkori-no