Bet you never guess where I got this recipe from! It's from my son's computer game! My son was playing with the game and he hit the print button and I got this! They have a few other recipes from a few countries too. Interest huh?
The suggestion from the computer game was to do this with our child but I find it too messy. Next time maybe!
Ingredients:
- 2 Chicken Drumstick, deboned
- Spring Onions, (white part) cut to sections
Yakitori Sauce:
- 4 tablespoon Sugar
- 2 tablespoon Lemon Juice
- 2 tablespoon Oil
- 1 clove Garlic, minced
- 3/4 cup Soy Sauce
How to do it:
- Cut chicken to bite size pieces.
- Using a skewer, push 3 pieces of chicken and spring onions, alternating.
- Set aside.
- In a pot, mix all ingredients for Yakitori Sauce together.
- Boil until reduced to 2/3 of the original amount.
- Coat the chicken skewers with the sauce and broil them on a grill.
- Repeatedly coat the chicken skewers with sauce for 3 more times while cooking.
- Serve hot.
Note:
I did not use spring onions (can't find thick stalk ones). I used onions and bell pepper instead.
Ps. for those who are curious which computer game I'm talking about ... it's Jump Start - Language
I love that you got this recipe from a computer game! Looks delicous! A yakitori place just opened near my office and it smells so yummy! I had no idea it was so easy.
ReplyDeleteI am surprised the yakitori sauce is so easy to make! Now I don't have to buy such a sauce, cannot finish, and need to throw it away cos it expired.
ReplyDeleteWhat game is that? Interesting leh
ReplyDeleteHomesick Texan,
ReplyDeleteA yakitori place near your office?! Then you must be feeling hungry all the time.
Simcooks,
I used to buy ready made ones too and it's not cheap! I'm surprised it's so easy to make too.
Tigerfish,
It's Jump Start - Language. Teaches language and culture of a few countries and Japan was one of them. They have 2 recipes from each country for the adult to do with kids. The other recipe from Japan is Miso Soup. Interesting, right?