For monitoring the temperature of your grill, you can use any leave-in digital meat thermometer. Choose a model that has a braided steel sleeve over its wires, designed to prevent crimping or melting where it touches the hot surfaces of the grill. Position the probe on the grates, without the tip touching metal, so that it measures the temperature at the cooking surface.
At its core, yakiniku translates to grilled meat. This method of cooking has its origins in the Korean style of barbecue, which was introduced to Japan during the Meiji period. Over time, Japanese chefs adapted these techniques, incorporating local flavors, ingredients, and preferences. Today, there are various styles of yakiniku, ranging from casual street-side stalls to upscale restaurants, but the essence remains the same high-quality meat grilled to perfection right before your eyes.
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