40 minDifficulty Harddrinking snackMain ingredients 🥩chicken wingschicken tenderloinscherry tomatoesbaconwhole garlic clovessoy saucemirinmiso pastewasabilemonTags 🏷️camping foodbeer snackhomemade
Detailed recipeQuick recipeIngredients needed 🛒2 servingschicken wings 4 pieceschicken tenderloins 4 piecescherry tomatoes 4 piecesbacon 2 stripswhole garlic cloves 6 pieceswooden skewerswasabi to tastelemon 1/4 piecesalt to tastevegetable oil to taste[Tare sauce ingredients] soy sauce 180mlmirin 180mlsake 180mlbrown sugar 3 tablespoonsginger juice 1 tablespoonmiso paste 1 teaspoonscallions 2 stalksminced garlic 2 clovesRecipe 🍳Soak wooden skewers in water for 2–4 hours before grilling to prevent burning, then dry them thoroughly.In a pot, combine soy sauce, mirin, sake (180ml each), brown sugar, ginger juice, miso paste, scallions, and minced garlic. Bring to a boil over medium heat.Once boiling, reduce heat and simmer until the liquid reduces to about half and becomes thick and sticky. Strain through a sieve to finish the tare sauce.Remove tendons from chicken tenderloins using scissors. Cut cherry tomatoes in half and wrap each with bacon.Skewer the prepared chicken wings, chicken tenderloins, tomato-bacon bundles, and whole garlic cloves tightly onto wooden skewers.Place skewers on a grill or pan with a light coating of oil and sprinkle with a pinch of salt to start grilling.As the meat begins to cook, turn frequently to avoid charring. If any parts burn, trim them off with scissors.When skewers are nearly cooked through, brush both sides generously with the prepared tare sauce and grill briefly to let the sauce adhere and caramelize.Serve on a plate—top chicken tenderloin skewers with wasabi and lightly squeeze lemon juice over all.Soak wooden skewers in water. Prepare tare sauce by reducing soy sauce, sake, sugar, and vegetables.Skewer chicken, tomato-bacon bundles, and garlic, then grill on both sides.Once cooked, brush with tare sauce and grill briefly. Serve with wasabi and lemon juice.Cooking tips 💡Always soak wooden skewers well in water to prevent them from catching fire or breaking on the grill.Do not overcook the tare sauce—stop when it reduces to about half; prolonged boiling may cause sugar to crystallize and harden.Thick cuts like chicken wings may not cook through evenly—make small incisions or grill over low heat to ensure thorough cooking inside.Recommended for 🙋⭐Those who want to enjoy high-quality izakaya-style appetizers at home or at a campsite.⭐Those eager to experience authentic skewer grilling using a homemade versatile tare sauce.