May has been
such a great month. I am actually sad to
see it go.
My youngest
daughter Amber turned 9. We had a
fabulous date just the two of us. All
you can eat crab legs.
Next, I had
a wonderful girl’s weekend to Lake Kawaguchi near Mt. Fuji, with my Japanese
culture club. AMAZING!
Then, there was the solar eclipse. I had to sear my corneas a bit, but I actually got some pretty good pictures.
Then, there was the solar eclipse. I had to sear my corneas a bit, but I actually got some pretty good pictures.
This past
weekend, I went with Abbey and Allie to Tokyo Disneyland. Twelve million people live in Tokyo and
eleven million were at Disney. Can’t say
it was a blast, but I enjoyed the time I got to spend with my girlies.
The very
best thing that happened in May though…..I got a new grill for Mother’s
Day! I love it! I am the Grill Master! It is nice and big and it even has a bun warmer
and one of those little side burners on it.
Jealous much?
I am looking
forward to a summer full of grilltastik yumminess. This is what I made last night.
For
the Teriyaki sauce:
1/2
cup soy sauce
1/2
cup white wine
1/2
cup water
¼
cup brown sugar
2
teaspoons of white vinegar
2
teaspoons fresh ginger (I use the ginger in the jar)
4
cloves garlic, pressed or finely chopped
For
the kebabs:
2
to 3 pounds chicken breasts, tenders, or thighs
Onions,
green, and red peppers (or whatever you like to put on kebabs)
Freshly
ground black pepper
Olive
oil
Directions:
First
make the teriyaki sauce. Put the first 7 ingredients into a small saucepan,
bring to a boil and simmer 5 minutes. Let cool for 10 minutes to allow flavors
to mingle.
Next,
cut the meat into kebab size pieces and marinate (covered) for 3 hours in the
teriyaki sauce.
After
the chicken is marinated, put 6 or 7 pieces of chicken on each skewer,
separating each chunk with a piece of onion, pepper, pineapple, etc.
Arrange
the skewers on a plate. Pour half of the
remaining Teriyaki sauce over the chicken and grind black pepper over the
kebabs. Drizzle with olive oil.
Put
the kebabs on a grill with a low flame. (Oil the grate so the chicken won’t
stick.) Grill for about 6 to 8 minutes on each side, until chicken is
completely done and browned slightly.
Serve these tender yummy kebabs with rice.
Makes
6 to 8 large kebabs. Recipe adapted from
www.woodfiredkitchen.com .
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