How to Make a Japanese Yakitori Grill At Home (With A Bonus Twist) - You Can Do This!
*DISCLAIMER*: If attempting at home do not use charcoal briquettes or lump. Only low smoke Japanese style charcoal and only one piece at a time. Always use in a well ventilated area and fully extinguish the charcoal before discarding outside. While in use place grill on top of a heat resistant surface incase of cracking.
Who doesn't love Yakitori? Japanese barbecue is a fantastic way to add delicious (but light) smoke to your grilled meat and veggie skewers. On this episode of You Can Do This!, host Clifford Endo builds a hacked DIY yakitori barbecue station. Oh and if you stick around, you may glimpse a Korean Barbecue improvisation. Maybe. We love KBBQ but you'll have to see for yourself.
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This guy's show always seems to be under researched
The terracotta pots into a yakitori grill? Brilliant! But please, PLEASE, DO NOT GRILL INDOORS WITH CHARCOAL. Even if it is low smoke, it emits carbon monoxide. Modern day homes are insulated. It's a recipe for tragedy.
The whole idea/concept of Japanese grilling is to keep the meat really close to charcoal to get that char and smoke into the meat. That's why your meat came out dry and looking like roadkill.
Carbon monoxide.
Yakitori is chicken. Korean BBQ is not cooked on stones.
BinCHOtan not binTOchan. And this is more yakiniku than yakitori as there is no chicken used in the video. But I still love ya @eater
Yaki = Grilled + Tori = Bird ~ Grilled Bird, What you are doing is Yakiniku, Grilling meat. Just Saying.
Wouldn’t you get carbon monoxide poisoning if you grill indoor ??? If you see the THAAN charcoal or ANY charcoal box/bag it says NOT to grill or light charcoal inside . Regardless of smoke or not .
We just got one for my wife’s white elephant and I can say….it sucks
Not to be pedantic, but yakitori refers only to skewered and grilled chicken parts, not the grill itself or the act of grilling as a whole.
Oh my goodness! I had this terracotta planter yakitori grill idea myself, and I was searching the Internet to see if it was a feasible thing to do when I found this video. Thank you so much! I was going to use a long window planter and do this outside, but I think the small planter nested in a slightly larger planter for insulation is genius!
When I first got into Yakitori I looked up this video a few months after it came out. Basically bought everything they mentioned here (probably from the same hardware store chain). Honestly it costs about the same if not more than a purpose build cheap Yakitori grill. Also the inner planter cracked after a few uses. Really only was in decent condition for a year. Now there are so many options I wouldn’t bother with this method.
I'm pretty sure Yakitori just means "Grilled Chicken" (Yaki = Grilled, Tori = Chicken/bird), so what you're presenting here is something like Yakimono, Yakiniku, etc. (Not japanese myself, but a big fan of japanese food)
Nice! I used to grill meat on a massive circular stone in the backyard firepit. Great way to have KBBQ.
That's awesome
Alton Brown smiles upon you with your DIY cookware.
Thanks for this video... a month after i saw this we had a tradition of family dinner using this method
Good Stuff, simple to the point.
Such a great idea. Thank you. I will definitely make this. Good job.
I love the colours of the meat