This recipe makes about 5 ounces of marinade, or enough for about 2 pounds of protein.


You will need:

6T Lite Soy Sauce  (lite soy has less sodium and better flavor)
2 T water
1 T Toasted Sesame Seed Oil
1 ½ T Chinese brown vinegar or Red Wine Vinegar
1 ½ T Ginger root (puréed fresh)
1 T Minced Garlic
1 ½ T Chef of the Future Cajun Seasoning, None other
1 T Dry Mustard

2 T Honey


Procedure:
Mix all together except for the honey.  Warm on stovetop to about 140° F.
Add Honey and stir until all is uniform.  Let cool to about 100°F 

By this time the flavors have melded and are ready for marinating the chicken or other protein. 

You can quadruple the recipe, and marinate up to 8 pounds of protein, or freeze 5 ounce bags for quick marinating, without the prep.

Cheers!

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Teriyaki is one of those Asian flavors that makes Chicken, Beef, Pork and Seafood sing!  It is a great marinade for grilling and smoking, but the ones in the bottles just leave me empty.  Homemade is the way to go, but I wanted more.  More Flavor! More Spice!  So I developed a Cajun Teriyaki recipe that is so good you will want to keep extra around.          

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