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Teriyaki Beef

Teriyaki is actually a combination of 2 words, “Tari” for the shine that is left from the sugar content of the sauce and “Yaki” for cooking by grilling or broiling.  You can find any number of teriyaki sauces at the grocery store or market, but it basically all breaks down to Soy Sauce, Sugar , Garlic and Ginger.  It gives a sweet, salty, spicy and savory edge to any type of protein whether it’s Red Meat, Poultry or Fish.

Teriyaki Beef and Broccoli
Teriyaki Beef and Broccoli

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Huli Huli Chicken

Yesterday was the Hawaiian Lua Feast here at my office, so they got a ton of food from Kona Hawaiian Grill. It’s an awesome place to try if you’re looking for something different, fresh and delicious, this is their version of barbecue Chicken made with a sweet teriyaki style sauce called Huli-Huli Sauce.
Huli-Huli Chicken on the Grill
Huli-Huli Chicken on the Grill

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Carne / Pollo Asada Marinade

Since moving to the Southwest, I’ve been addicted to Carne Asada, which is just a think flank steak that’s been marinated for a day or 2 in fresh citrus juice and spices.  It’s such a flavorful meat and the citrus gives it a great flavor that you don’t normally get with the regular oil and vinegar type of marinades.  This marinade will work great with Steak or Chicken, or even thick cut vegetables for the grill. Try it for your next barbecue.

Carne Asada Fresh On The Grill
Carne Asada Fresh On The Grill

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Mango Ghost Fire Sauce

This is a salsa / chutney that goes awesome on chicken or fish.  It starts sweet then the heat starts to really kick after a few seconds. When you blend this up you want to make it fine, with no chunks, so that it has a ketchup like consistency. It will taste best within the first 3-5 days then it starts to lose the sweetness and gain a little more heat.

So Hot and So Sweet
So Hot and So Sweet

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Danish Remoulade

Remoulade is almost like a tartar sauce.  This goes great with fried fish or french-fries, but is used alot on roast beef and onion sandwiches or even hot-dogs. This recipe is good for making in bulk but because of the ingredients, it may be cheaper to buy pre-made remoulade at the grocery store if you can find it.

Danish Remoulade with Fish and Chips
Danish Remoulade with Fish and Chips

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Russian Beef Stroganoff

Everyone’s heard of Beef Stroganoff. It’s a very filling meal that is pretty easy to make.  Once you make the main Beef and Mushroom sauce you can use it to add to rice or noodles, whichever you prefer more

Russian Beef Stroganoff
Russian Beef Stroganoff

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Chinese Sticky Hot Wings

Here’s a great Chinese Sticky Glaze that you can use the next time your cooking up chicken wings or any kind of poultry on the grill. The saltiness of the soy sauce is a great compliment to the sweetness of the honey, and you still have a layer of heat with the jalapenos and pepper flakes. Plus it’s great for a marinade also!

Chinese Sticky Hot Wings
Chinese Sticky Hot Wings

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Sweet Thai Chili Sauce

While I was checking out some recipes, I seen this one for a Thai style sweet/sour Chili sauce.  I love this sauce, it goes great on absolutely everything.  Here’s an easy recipe to whip up your own batch.

Sweet Thai Chili Sauce
Sweet Thai Chili Sauce