Teriyaki Chicken Steak

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I came up with a cheap and easy chicken steak recipe that is as good as the ones served at restaurants.

● Brown the meat well.
● The chicken is seasoned rich, so the vegetables should be on the light side. Recipe by Shigechiyo

Teriyaki Chicken Steak

I came up with a cheap and easy chicken steak recipe that is as good as the ones served at restaurants.

● Brown the meat well.
● The chicken is seasoned rich, so the vegetables should be on the light side. Recipe by Shigechiyo

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Ingredients

2 servings
  1. 2 largeChicken thighs
  2. 3 tbspSoy sauce
  3. 3 tbspMirin
  4. 2 tspSesame oil
  5. 20 grams〇 Ginger (grated)
  6. 1enough for frying Vegetable oil
  7. 2pats Butter
  8. 2 sliceLemon
  9. 1 pinchCoarsely ground pepper
  10. 1Vegetables as a side dish

Cooking Instructions

  1. 1

    Combine the 〇 ingredients for the sauce.

  2. 2

    Spread the chicken thighs and make some incisions into the thick parts of the meats.

  3. 3

    Heat a little vegetable oil in a frying pan and brown the skin side of the chicken over high heat. Brown the other side as well.

  4. 4

    Add the sauce made at Step 1. Cover the pan and steam the meat over medium heat. (Turn over the meat half way through.)

  5. 5

    Take out the meat when the sauce is boiled down a little, and put it on a dish or a preheated electric griddle. Put the sauce, coarsely ground pepper, a pat of butter, a round slice of lemon, and watercress if you have any. Squeeze the lemon when you eat.

  6. 6

    Add some vegetables on the side. I used shishito peppers, bell peppers, and potatoes.

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