Definition of teriyaki
:a Japanese dish of meat or fish that is grilled or broiled after being soaked in a seasoned soy sauce marinade
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Hanu Korean Grill, featuring bulgogi, teriyaki chicken and dishes such as pork kimchi or tofu stews, is a remaking of the former HoYa.
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Mizushima said that while the queue for the teriyaki chicken or beef can be daunting, other food lines usually are much shorter.
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The Spam gets a teriyaki marinade before it's surrounded in rice, then gets a coat of tapioca starch and panko breadcrumbs and is finally deep-fried.
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Salsa is too wet and barbecue or teriyaki sauce are too overwhelming.
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A homemade chicken teriyaki stir-fry gets a burst of juicy sweetness thanks to orange slices.
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Toss the leftover grilled chicken from your salad with frozen veggies and teriyaki sauce for a last minute stir fry.
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Teriyaki Chicken and Rice Pound thawed chicken breasts to ¼-inch thick and cut into pieces and place in a plastic bag with teriyaki marinade.
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A choice of sauces includes Korean red, teriyaki and yum yum.
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Origin and Etymology of teriyaki
Japanese, from teri glaze + yaki broiling
TERIYAKI Defined for English Language Learners
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Definition of teriyaki for English Language Learners
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: a sauce used in some Asian cooking
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: a dish that is flavored with teriyaki
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