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 Favorite Marinade
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02/20/08 08:28 PM
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Looking for some new marinade ideas. What are some of your favorites?
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Re: Favorite Marinade
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02/20/08 08:41 PM
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Brother in-law
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kraft zesty italian , mix in powder spices of your choice
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Re: Favorite Marinade
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02/20/08 09:03 PM
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Guy
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Olive oil and a veriaty of spice works great, especially on red lean meat!. 
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Re: Favorite Marinade
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02/20/08 09:06 PM
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ducks and geese and dove...2 litre bottle of Sunkist orange drink and one table spoon of zatarains liquid crab boil..soak overnight.. 
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Re: Favorite Marinade
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02/20/08 09:12 PM
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Ive heard of 7 up for taking the gamey taste out of stripers and sandbass
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Re: Favorite Marinade
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02/20/08 09:26 PM
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Quote:
Ive heard of 7 up for taking the gamey taste out of stripers and sandbass
Heard the same but never tried it..Or just ask the person filleting them not to be lazy and cut the blood strip off..
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Re: Favorite Marinade
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02/20/08 10:22 PM
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Quote:
Olive oil and a veriaty of spice works great, especially on red lean meat!.
What he said.
Olive oil is the base for any marinade we
make now days. The only hard and fast rules
I have are: fresh grd blk pepper, salt (kosher)
and at least one more liquid (soy sauce, worcesh..
oh, you know what I mean, louisiana hot sauce,
liquid smoke etc.)
But don't let us tie you down. Try a bunch of
different stuff, it's fun. Mine is never the
same twice. It's just one of the joys of living
with me.
PK
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Re: Favorite Marinade
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02/21/08 12:19 AM
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for beef steaks we use melted stick butter, lime juice & season salt & coat & let sit for a bit then grill
my dad marinated boneless skinless ckn breasts in italitan dressing over night in the fridge & then grill the next day...YUM
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Re: Favorite Marinade
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02/21/08 04:22 AM
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-Lawry's has some great ones out now
-A-1 sauce
-mustard
-powdered ranch
-Port Wine- my favorite
-Cranberry sauce is good on duck and pork
-Beer-if I can let any out of the bottle after my first sip
-Coke
-Apple Cider
I've used all of these with good success, of course your dish detemines it mostly.
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Re: Favorite Marinade
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02/21/08 04:30 AM
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Thanks guys, I look forward to trying some of these.
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