I think his commentary was GREAT!He was precise and answered all the questions as to how to do the dish properly. He was teaching. I didn't get offended at all.
When I make this dish in a crock pot I use the same recipe except I leave out the chicken broth since the crock pot will make it's own moisture and if you add in the broth it tends to get a little too watery. Also, adding in about 1/2 to 3/4 cups of pineapple juice also adds greats flavor and I think helps to tenderize the chicken at the same time. Winnahs!
Don't need chicken broth because the chicken has enough flavor. Shoyu sauce for shoyu chicken is like making Chicken stock minus the water. The shoyu is the liquid
Made this and it turned out great! Only changes I made was I added 1 whole star anise for that slight licorice flavor and instead of crushing an entire bulb of garlic (which seemed wasteful), I just minced 4 cloves.
I jes luv dis show. I can cook but i give respect to Keoni. His mouth "waters" as he talks ja like he's so ono for his food he's teaching about. I do da same ting. Mahalo nui. Iesu pu.
Omg I love Chef Keoni and Hostess Cheryl! I have learned how to cook/prepare meals local style for my Ohana bottom line. My family are happy campers all I gotta say lol omg they love everything Ive tried so far. Mochiko chicken, Meat Jun and Mac Salad. Tonight Im making the shoyu chicken for tmrw's lunch with my Okazuya corned beef potatoe patties. Chef Keoni and Chery have the best chemistry I just love these two, theyre able to just push out the recipes and get the meals done for viewers like me who wishes to learn flat out that's all that matters. The other commentators are way too involved with analyzing petty things lol so crazy these other comments. Keep up the good work to Keoni and Cheryl, you guys da bestest! I love watching you both, feels like old Hawaii local boy and local girl all da way kine ways. Mahalo you guys and God bless
little lemon zest and juice in the sauce, and some honey at the end will bring out the shine on the chicken.....I also use Sherry in my Shoyu,Tamari dishes. Adds a nice extra layer of flavor....
Been looking at several shoyu chicken recipes and settled on this. Thank you! Note: the link takes you to the website, not the recipe. Search for “shoyu” on the website and it will pop up. A couple questions; 1) The recipe calls for 3/2 cups shoyu. So, 1 1/2 cups; right? Just making sure it’s not a typo (which would double the shoyu). 2) The recipe calls for 4 TBSP corn starch plus 4 TBSP water to make the slurry, but then it also calls for another 3 TBSP water. What is the additional 3 TBSP water for? I don’t see it used in the vid. In advance, thanks for your help. “ And may the odds be ever in your favor! “
All I know is when I return to Honolulu, I'm going straight to foodland, for their Pasteles, poke, and kimchee crab, with a glass of Jack's Honey whiskey : ) one stop shop : )
Totally love your technique of separating and straining the sauce and thickening it gradually. I'm going to try with your recommended soup stock instead of water as well. I came across another interesting video of someone using a some Jack Daniels (or cooking sake) along with star anise. Any experience or thoughts on if that might work well flavor-wise? While I like char siu pork and pork buns, I don't want to risk star anise overpowering the traditional flavors in shoyu chicken. Cheers!
Fresh Buzz Shoyu Chicken  Watch the Video Shoyu Chicken is a classic Hawaii dish that is everyone's local favorite! Chef Keoni Chang shares the secrets to making the simple dish really shine. RECIPE RATING Rate Recipe 4.38889 Share Recipe Print Recipe 6 Servings Ingredients 4 pounds chicken thighs, bone in, skin on 4 cups chicken broth 1 1⁄2 cup shoyu 1 cup packed light brown sugar 1 bulb garlic cloves, peeled and smashed 1 4-inch piece ginger, sliced 1/8 to 1/16 inch thick, long ways 4 tablespoons cornstarch dissolved in 4 tablespoons water green onions for garnish Instructions Combine all ingredients except cornstarch and green onions in a large pot and bring to a boil over high heat. Reduce to low and cook very slowly, covered, until chicken is tender, about 30 to 35 minutes more. Continue to skim the broth for fat and impurities. Remove chicken to a serving platter. Strain the sauce and bring to a boil. Thicken with the cornstarch slurry. Glaze over the chicken. Garnish with slices of green onion.
Ok, this is driving me a little nuts. Did they reverse the audio panning for this video? Like is the chef panned hard right, and the lady panned hard left?
This video has something wrong with the audio. I'm hearing something high pitched, and each speaker is coming through different ears on headphones, and sounds strange.
Nah I think the way he talks is sort of deadpan humor mixed with local uncle lol. Her personality is just bubbly and attentive. Reminds me of my parents.
Why doesn't these channels have a thermometer? 5 bucks on amazon. 165 degrees in the center, chicken is done. No need to check and dig and poke and prod for the chicken to be ready or not.
@@unkob3472 ummm I have a life and I know what i doing its called constructive criticism its what i learned, and its true he is using french techniques. If you know then you know! And its him who doesn't have the aloha he treating that lady like shit, when in the kitchen wevtry to be patient the root word is "TRY" but it seems as he's always irritated and one more thing everyone is entitled to their own opinion. Like they say in the kitchen, If you can't handle the heat, get out, Don't cry over spilled milk. Just a FOOD FOR THOUGHT FIYA...MAHALOS 🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙
I'm 70 years old. Never washed my hands while when cooking, defrosted chicken on the counter top and I'm still alive. Never had food poisioning either.
This was so hard to watch like just get it going already and show me how lol took forever just to explain each step and even then the steps and measurement weren't clear less talking more cooking
Are you using low sodium soy or broth? Typically, water is used to lower the amount of sodium that's typically found in soy. If you're using regular soy sauce AND a chicken broth with sodium AND it's being reduced, the amount of sodium in your dish has got to be through the roof. Yeah it might "taste" better but at what cost to your health?
I think his commentary was GREAT!He was precise and answered all the questions as to how to do the dish properly. He was teaching. I didn't get offended at all.
Love this guys attention to detail, literally the physics of cooking.
You taught me something. I never knew about adding the slurry and the boiling of it. Thank you. Great video, I'm going to try. Thanks for sharing.
When I make this dish in a crock pot I use the same recipe except I leave out the chicken broth since the crock pot will make it's own moisture and if you add in the broth it tends to get a little too watery. Also, adding in about 1/2 to 3/4 cups of pineapple juice also adds greats flavor and I think helps to tenderize the chicken at the same time. Winnahs!
+Rina M pineapple juice? ooo i never thought of that! sounds mean. gotta try this. thank you
+missfetisha Yes try it! So good ^_^
Oh yummmmm
Don't need chicken broth because the chicken has enough flavor. Shoyu sauce for shoyu chicken is like making Chicken stock minus the water. The shoyu is the liquid
Made this and it turned out great! Only changes I made was I added 1 whole star anise for that slight licorice flavor and instead of crushing an entire bulb of garlic (which seemed wasteful), I just minced 4 cloves.
I jes luv dis show.
I can cook but i give respect to Keoni.
His mouth "waters" as he talks ja like he's so ono for his food he's teaching about.
I do da same ting.
Mahalo nui.
Iesu pu.
Omg I love Chef Keoni and Hostess Cheryl! I have learned how to cook/prepare meals local style for my Ohana bottom line. My family are happy campers all I gotta say lol omg they love everything Ive tried so far. Mochiko chicken, Meat Jun and Mac Salad. Tonight Im making the shoyu chicken for tmrw's lunch with my Okazuya corned beef potatoe patties. Chef Keoni and Chery have the best chemistry I just love these two, theyre able to just push out the recipes and get the meals done for viewers like me who wishes to learn flat out that's all that matters. The other commentators are way too involved with analyzing petty things lol so crazy these other comments. Keep up the good work to Keoni and Cheryl, you guys da bestest! I love watching you both, feels like old Hawaii local boy and local girl all da way kine ways. Mahalo you guys and God bless
Thanks for mentioning the mochiko chicken.
little lemon zest and juice in the sauce, and some honey at the end will bring out the shine on the chicken.....I also use Sherry in my Shoyu,Tamari dishes. Adds a nice extra layer of flavor....
Been looking at several shoyu chicken recipes and settled on this. Thank you!
Note: the link takes you to the website, not the recipe. Search for “shoyu” on the website and it will pop up.
A couple questions;
1) The recipe calls for 3/2 cups shoyu. So, 1 1/2 cups; right? Just making sure it’s not a typo (which would double the shoyu).
2) The recipe calls for 4 TBSP corn starch plus 4 TBSP water to make the slurry, but then it also calls for another 3 TBSP water. What is the additional 3 TBSP water for? I don’t see it used in the vid.
In advance, thanks for your help.
“ And may the odds be ever in your favor! “
Love love love this recipe.
My mom would add Mirin and seasoned sushi vinegar, bay leaf and Ajinomoto
All I know is when I return to Honolulu, I'm going straight to foodland, for their Pasteles, poke, and kimchee crab, with a glass of Jack's Honey whiskey : )
one stop shop : )
What is the correct amount of shoyu to add? The website recipe doesn’t make sense. It says 3/2 cups of shoyu to 4 cups of broth.
Is there a reason why you wouldn’t want to brown the chicken before putting it into the pot? Seems like that would give it more flavor.
Totally love your technique of separating and straining the sauce and thickening it gradually. I'm going to try with your recommended soup stock instead of water as well. I came across another interesting video of someone using a some Jack Daniels (or cooking sake) along with star anise. Any experience or thoughts on if that might work well flavor-wise? While I like char siu pork and pork buns, I don't want to risk star anise overpowering the traditional flavors in shoyu chicken. Cheers!
I put vinegar in my shoyu chicken. I call it shodobo chicken. Also add peppercorn and bay leaf.
Rainbow Drive-in puts vinegar too.
yeah, that's just chicken adobo my guy.
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Shoyu Chicken
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Shoyu Chicken is a classic Hawaii dish that is everyone's local favorite! Chef Keoni Chang shares the secrets to making the simple dish really shine.
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6 Servings
Ingredients
4 pounds
chicken thighs, bone in, skin on
4 cups
chicken broth
1 1⁄2 cup
shoyu
1 cup
packed light brown sugar
1
bulb garlic cloves, peeled and smashed
1
4-inch piece ginger, sliced 1/8 to 1/16 inch thick, long ways
4 tablespoons
cornstarch dissolved in 4 tablespoons water
green onions for garnish
Instructions
Combine all ingredients except cornstarch and green onions in a large pot and bring to a boil over high heat.
Reduce to low and cook very slowly, covered, until chicken is tender, about 30 to 35 minutes more. Continue to skim the broth for fat and impurities.
Remove chicken to a serving platter.
Strain the sauce and bring to a boil. Thicken with the cornstarch slurry.
Glaze over the chicken. Garnish with slices of green onion.
what is the ratio of shoyu and brown sugar?
Go to the link in the description. The recipe is there.
@@ke2 thank you. I will do that.
Ok, this is driving me a little nuts. Did they reverse the audio panning for this video? Like is the chef panned hard right, and the lady panned hard left?
I thought you are supposed to soak the chicken overnight so taste better. When u cook um the next day. But try um this way. Mahalo's bradda keoni 🤙🌋🗿
This video has something wrong with the audio. I'm hearing something high pitched, and each speaker is coming through different ears on headphones, and sounds strange.
Yay this was good info! So excited to make this for my hunnie! I will try this at once!!!
I'm giving you three pieces cause I know you have a healthy appetite" lmfao
"Save the Sauce for the Rice" is Hawaii's State Motto.
Amen braddah!
Does anyone else think their interaction is very awkward? The way he corrects her and questions her?
I totally agree
Nah I think the way he talks is sort of deadpan humor mixed with local uncle lol. Her personality is just bubbly and attentive. Reminds me of my parents.
@@ks9678agree
Nope
I dont like them together. I dont think she coojs; kibda dingy. Would help if she was also local.
Enjoy the little facts like the ratio & what to look for for the cornstarch thickening or the spoon test for the gravy.
this was perfect! thank you for all the explainations, fantastic teacher...mahalo!!!!
If you lightly pan fry the chicken pieces first in butter/oil/garlic/ginger you'll greatly intensify the flavor before placing in the sauce!
No Pepper corn?
Nice job. do you have a slow cooker adapted recipe or just go with the same measurements as this recipe.
No broth..
Omg these two!
If this was a cooking show on cable, it would only have 1 season with 5 episodes
You're missing the star ingredient for this dish buddy!! "STAR ANISE" is what makes a very good shoyu chicken!!
Mike dude star anise is not an ingredient we use in Hawaii for shoyu chicken
No need star anise unless you like that licorice flavor but most shoyu chicken recipes I seen no have star anise.
Why doesn't these channels have a thermometer? 5 bucks on amazon. 165 degrees in the center, chicken is done. No need to check and dig and poke and prod for the chicken to be ready or not.
I love shoyu chicken!!!!!
Looks SO ONO! Rights ons brah, mean recipe!
That girl is way too nice to be working with that guy. She needs to find another cooking partner!!!
I’m not sure if I’m misreading the situation but I don’t want to watch people like this that don’t like eachother.
How many cups of sugar & Shoyu?
1 for 1
Add 1tbsp each lime juice and sake! Mo ono!
Wow $2 for 5lbs chicken thighs in 2013 is a steal compared to 2023 prices
Back in da kid time days
We used to make it in a VAT
With like,
7 whole chickens in it
how do i look at other recipes
Why are these two paired together?
Because dey work for foodland..
kinda like he's talking to her as if she is stupid. smh
I know yeah damn prick da guy
How would you cook this in a slow cooker or instapot?
No broth..
"See how it's thickening now?"..."If you don't, you can say so too" 😅
how do i look at other reciped
Does anyone have the actual recipe for this??
www.foodland.com/recipe/shoyu-chicken
She dingy..lol
These two 😂😂😂
What he trying fo do, using french technique in one local favorite? AHHHH C'MON!!!
Only show off ass why!!!!
shut up Francis, sounds like you have no life or just no love or aloha. Nobody wants to read your shirt.
@@unkob3472 ummm I have a life and I know what i doing its called constructive criticism its what i learned, and its true he is using french techniques. If you know then you know! And its him who doesn't have the aloha he treating that lady like shit, when in the kitchen wevtry to be patient the root word is "TRY" but it seems as he's always irritated and one more thing everyone is entitled to their own opinion. Like they say in the kitchen, If you can't handle the heat, get out, Don't cry over spilled milk. Just a FOOD FOR THOUGHT FIYA...MAHALOS 🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙
She looks mad uncomfortable. And he's too douchy. And I'm from Hawaii.
looks good but video is too long....only if you care....
Where’s the recipe?
yoyo whre is da recipe though?
make yoour own?
Yummy 🤤
I'm 70 years old. Never washed my hands while when cooking, defrosted chicken on the counter top and I'm still alive. Never had food poisioning either.
Where is the recipe? Dont just add stuff and cook it.
i agree.
Look in the video description
@@xthexadvantagex
Not there
pukio how many cup sugar you put
2 cups
So Ono!
This was so hard to watch like just get it going already and show me how lol took forever just to explain each step and even then the steps and measurement weren't clear less talking more cooking
Are you using low sodium soy or broth? Typically, water is used to lower the amount of sodium that's typically found in soy. If you're using regular soy sauce AND a chicken broth with sodium AND it's being reduced, the amount of sodium in your dish has got to be through the roof. Yeah it might "taste" better but at what cost to your health?
good video....but less talk and more cooking. hehe :-)
iHeartMissApples
Weres the measurements?
Just type hawaiian shoyu chicken on the internet
Hawaiian shoyu chicken recepie
Wow everybody is hating on here lol
@11:19 yessir!!🤣👍🏾
wobbly board
My Madas one mo bettah
…..I like chicken thighs boneless and skinless or just boneless thicken thighs period....
Good fo you. I like chicken skin..
Nothing beats Kikomen.
@Frank Sparks And VERY salty...Yamasa IS better
Kikomen is surface level generic.
Why skim the fat? When you grab 1 piece chicken with thongs or fork the fat is not coming along with it
Cause he like make one fancy sauce to pour over. If no like sauce then no need skim fat
Sauce go good on rice. Skim da fat no chew da fat..
Wow this guy is REALLY condescending
Right...🤨
Totally
No Aloha shoyu lol
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Dat lady gottah go she is irritating..
If it looks good and tastes junk. It doesn't matter. Cheeeheeee÷e÷we facts
That is not Mac salad 🤢🤢🤣🤣🤙
Gykl
Stop putting green onions on everything
Ah, what impurities do you anticipate in your chicken?
that mostly means fat
yeah, just means fat, that's all.
ehh
Tomiko Diaz
Why is she being weird?
u must not be from hawaii. thats how local people talk get over it
You lie. They talk like that only coz they never got into a fight. It’s called respect.
Foodland has the worst food and poke that’s why I NEVER buy those items there👎🏻 TAMURA’S is the BEST ✌🏼
I don't see love there but I see lots of sodium in the sauce. Plenty of BS info(s). 👎🏿👎🏿👎🏿
Yuk, they didn't even take off the chicken skin.
Up to you how you like make it. Originsl have skin on...