I live in the Seattle area, and I don't want to have to spend $10 for a few ounces of their sauce, and I want to know how to make a similar sauce. I want it thick and a bit sweet, not too salty. Most Korean Teriyaki restaurants here have it. And I know it is totally different than Japanese Teriyaki or that Kikkoman stuff. Everyone I know loves that stuff, but no one can seem to replicate it well. Friends have used a combination of soy sauce, sugar and/or corn syrup, and garlic salt, or something like that, but it never comes out similar or even close enough to call teriyaki sauce. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
2006-08-21
17:28:52
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Anthony G
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