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Marinating is an effective way to enhance the flavor, add extra moisture, and tenderize meat before cooking. In addition, a good marinade can help make leaner cuts less dry and make tougher pieces of meat more succulent. People have been soaking their meats in seasoned liquid for centuries.
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often : to coat or cover (food) with herbs, spices, etc. and let rest before cooking or serving. … a new-fangled brochette of shrimp marinated in spices and skewered with sweet, creamy …
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A marinade is a flavorful liquid that’s used for soaking meat, poultry, seafood and vegetables. It tenderizes the surface of the meat while also infusing it with extra flavor. What a marinade won’t do is season the inside of a large cut of meat; unlike brine, it can’t penetrate much further than a few millimeters below the meat’s surface.
The formula for a great marinade is simple: acid + fat + seasonings. Combine an acid ingredient (i.e., vinegar or lemon and lime juices) with a fat ingredient (like vegetable, nut, or chile oils) plus additional seasonings, including spices, herbs, syrups, zests, and any secret ingredients that lend a signature something to the mix.
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The best ingredients for your marinade are actually salt, sugar, oil and an acid like lemon or vinegar. Learn the secret to creating a great marinade using items in your pantry. The salt is important, as it can penetrate and season meat more deeply than other ingredients. Sugar is useful for helping achieve browning while cooking.
BEEF FILLET MARINATED IN SMOKED TEA AND HORSERADISH Ingredients: 1 litre smoked tea such as Lapsang Souchong 500g beef fillet, cut in to four steaks Oil Marinade: 2 tbsp wholegrain mustard 3 tbsp sugar 3 tbsp lime juice Salt and pepper 3 tbsp grated horseradish - make it easy and use the Microplane(r) Master Series Coarse Grater To serve: Lime, cut in to …
Marination, or marinading, is the process of creating a flavored liquid in which to soak foods prior to cooking them. Common ingredients in a wet marinade might include water, oil, wine, beer, liquor, sauce (such as soy or Worcestershire), an acid such as citrus or vinegar, salt, pepper and a variety of spices.