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Quick Teriyaki Chicken

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10 minsPrep
10 minsCook
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Teriyaki chicken is a quick meal packed with flavor. The sauce tastes authentic and is made with 3 simple household ingredients. This dish can be easily customized by substituting the chicken for tofu or using different cuts of meat. Enjoy as part of a balanced meal with vegetables and rice.

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Ingredients 7

2 serves
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400 g chicken thighs, scored

60 ml soy sauce

60 ml rice wine

60 g sugar

180 ml water

1 tbsp olive oil

2 tbsp corn starch

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Nutritionper serving
Calories557 kcal
Fat24g
Carbohydrates44g
Protein36g
Nutrition information is estimated based on the ingredients in this recipe. It isn't a substitute for a professional nutritionist's advice.

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Method 12

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Step 1

Add your to a plate or baking tray.

Step 2

Score your at the thickest parts so it is even size throughout.

Step 3

Dust the on both sides of the .

Step 4

In a small saucepan, combine , , , and together and bring to a boil.

Step 5

In a large pan, heat a tablespoon of .

Step 6

Once hot, add your onto the pan.

Step 7

Cook until the bottom is slightly browned and turn over.

Step 8

Once the other side of the is also slightly browned, pick up the chicken with a fork and use your other hand to cut it with scissors into slices and put back into the same pan (the chicken won’t be fully cooked at this point but will continue to cook in the next steps).

Step 9

Once the chicken is cut into slices, add the sauce.

Step 10

Continue to cook for 10 minutes until the is fully cooked and the sauce has slightly reduced.

Step 11

Season with additional or as required.

Step 12

Serve over rice.

Always Hungry Club

Always Hungry Club's tips

For best results, use chicken thigh fillets as they stay juicy and absorb flavor well. Serve with steamed rice and vegetables like broccoli or snow peas. It also works well in rice bowls, bao buns, or wraps with fresh salad and kewpie mayo. Leftovers keep in the fridge for up to 5 days or can be frozen for 2 months.

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An excellent discovery and a quick and versatile crowd-pleaser for all ages. Very happy to read that it freezes well, but there was none left at the end of our meal! Will scale up next time so it's always on hand in the freezer, and I'll be passing this one on to my 14 yo to have a crack at too. 🙂
An excellent discovery and a quick and versatile crowd-pleaser for all ages. Very happy to read that it freezes well, but there was none left at the end of our meal! Will scale up next time so it's always on hand in the freezer, and I'll be passing this one on to my 14 yo to have a crack at too. 🙂
Best Teriyaki chicken recipe i have made so far. The sauce is so good and there is enough of it. I used only half the amount of sugar though and it was perfect.
Best Teriyaki chicken recipe i have made so far. The sauce is so good and there is enough of it. I used only half the amount of sugar though and it was perfect.
Great meal prep lunch idea! I'd recommend marinating the chicken in the sauce first, then taking it out to dust with cornflour before cooking and using the leftover marinade as a sauce. It really boosts the flavour. Super easy and quick dish to throw together!
Great meal prep lunch idea! I'd recommend marinating the chicken in the sauce first, then taking it out to dust with cornflour  before cooking and using the leftover marinade as a sauce. It really boosts the flavour. Super easy and quick dish to throw together!
We served the Teriyaki Chicken with Spinach in Peanut Sauce (from Clove) and rice. The two recipes complemented each other beautifully. I’m planning to add some of the leftover chicken to the rice and mushroom soup (from Clove as well!) for lunch tomorrow.
We served the Teriyaki Chicken with Spinach in Peanut Sauce (from Clove) and rice. The two recipes complemented each other beautifully. 
I’m planning to add some of the leftover chicken to the rice and mushroom soup (from Clove as well!) for lunch tomorrow.