What's in a marinade - Deepstash
What's in a marinade

What's in a marinade

Marinades often use an acid such as vinegar or citrus juice or an enzyme such as mango, papaya, or kiwi fruit to enhance flavours and change the surface texture of the meat.

The marinade causes the meat's tissue to weaken on the surface and should be used for short periods of time, otherwise the meat will become mushy, tough, and dry.

Marinade works well with thinner, flat cuts or pieces of meat that have been cut into cubes or slices.

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