DURHAM RANCH WAGYU BEEF MEATBALLS
                                        2 servings
                                        30 minutes
                                    
                                    INGREDIENTS
- 1 pound Durham Ranch Ground Wagyu beef
 - 2 teaspoons minced garlic
 - ¼ cup Japanese Bread crumbs (Panko)
 - 1 Large whole egg
 - ¼ cup whole milk (use water if dairy intolerant)
 - 1 teaspoon
 - Sesame oil
 - 1 pinch salt and pepper
 - Optional: ½ teaspoon crushed chili flakes
 - 1 cup Soy sauce
 - ½ cup brown sugar
 - 1 Tablespoon minced ginger
 - 1 Tablespoon mirin
 - ½ cup water
 - 2 Tablespoons cornstarch
 - To taste Salt
 
PREPARATION:
- Preheat oven to 375 degrees
 - In a medium bowl add Panko (Japanese bread crumbs), whole milk, and sesame oil, let sit for 5 minutes. Add Durham Ranch ground Wagyu beef, garlic, and whole egg. Work in all ingredients with hand till thoroughly mixed and holds in a nice ball. Add a pinch of salt and ground pepper.
 - On a cookie sheet line with aluminum foil, pinch off Wagyu beef mix into half dollar sized portions and roll between both hands to create a perfect ball. Place ball onto cookie sheet spaced equally apart. Continue process till Durham ranch Wagyu mix is gone.
 - Place cookie sheet into preheated oven for 10-15 minutes or until nicely browned. Take out pan to rest.
 - With a bamboo skewer, skew desired amount of meatballs (2-3). This method can be done ahead of time and reheated on an open grill (gas or coals) to give more grilling flavor.
 
TERIYAKI GLAZE
Preparation:
- In small sauce pot add soy sauce, brown sugar, mirin, and minced ginger, bring to a boil and stir occasionally.
 - Mix water and cornstarch together to create a milky texture and stir till all lumps are gone.
 - Pour mixture in a steady stream while whisking into mixture quickly.
 - Bring back up to a boil while still stirring. Shut off stove when thickened and pull away from heat.
 - Brushed on to desired application, Durham ranch meatballs or hamburger patties.
 - Brush Teriyaki sauce over warm skewered meatballs and garnish with scallions (green onions) and sesame seeds.