Teriyaki

4 Healthy Teriyaki Recipes:

Teriyaki cooking offers a delicious gateway to healthier Asian-inspired cuisine. Our collection features lighter versions of this beloved Japanese cooking style, where we emphasize the use of natural ingredients and reduced-sugar sauces. Traditional teriyaki's sweet-savory balance is achieved through mindful ingredient choices, incorporating lean proteins like chicken breast, salmon, and tofu, alongside plenty of colorful vegetables. These recipes maintain authentic flavors while reducing sodium and refined sugars, often incorporating honey or natural sweeteners as healthier alternatives. Each dish provides a good balance of protein, complex carbohydrates, and essential nutrients, making them perfect for health-conscious food lovers.

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Healthy Japanese Salmon Teriyaki

Healthy Japanese Salmon Teriyaki: Umami-sweet balance, grilled fillets, homemade soy-mirin-sake-honey glaze, steamed broccoli, brown rice.
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Healthy Crockpot Japanese Teriyaki Chicken

Slow-cooked, savory Japanese teriyaki chicken, bursting with umami and ginger. Family-favorite effortless meal.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers to common questions about our recipes.

Is teriyaki sauce healthy?

While traditional teriyaki sauce can be high in sugar and sodium, our healthy versions use natural sweeteners, reduced-sodium soy sauce, and fresh ingredients to create a more nutritious option without sacrificing flavor.

What are the healthiest protein options for teriyaki dishes?

Lean proteins like skinless chicken breast, salmon (rich in omega-3s), tofu, and tempeh are excellent healthy options for teriyaki dishes, providing essential nutrients with less saturated fat.

How can I make teriyaki meals more nutritious?

Add plenty of vegetables, use brown rice instead of white, opt for homemade sauce to control ingredients, and choose lean proteins. Consider using natural sweeteners and reduced-sodium soy sauce.