As long as it reaches the boiling point of 160 degrees to burn off the blood.
Marinade cannot be preserved because it contains bacteria from the raw food it was used for. It can, however, be used for the marinaded product as a sauce if the marinade is brought to a boil and used immediately.
Normally Mojo sauce is not cooked, but used as a marinade when making carne asada. You use orange juice, lime juice, lemon juice, jalapeno pepper, onion, cilantro, garlic, salt, and pepper. After you marinade your meat you can use the rest of the mojo sauce to baste the meat with while you are cooking it.
Basting is pouring liquid on something while it is cooking and marinating is soaking something in a sauce before cooking. Marinating is used to season and tenderize while basting is used to keep from drying out while cooking.
marinade is used only before meat is cooked. A marinade is used to breakdown tissue fibers and add flavor. After meat is cooked the structure of the tissue is changed and the seasoning only sits on the surface of the meat. A simple marinade is any Italian salad dressing, pour over chicken, allow to sit for a few hours in fridge and grill. The vinegar tenderizes the meat and the herbs make good flavor.
HP sauce is a condiment used on meat.
Tequila's used as a meat marinade in the US, so I would assume that Mexico has also learned it creates a delicious steak.
Southern Comfort can be used to make a steak marinade. To make the marinade combine a half cup of Southern Comfort, 1/4 cup of red wine, garlic, Worcestershire sauce, rosemary, hot sauce, black pepper, salt and olive oil. Pour the mixture over the steak and refrigerate for 1 hour.
Can be used in salads or soups, although usually eaten with meat or meat sauce and tomato sauce.
If you've used the marinade on meat, definitely not. If you've used it on vegetables and it was keep cold the whole time you can probably reuse them but they will have lost most of their flavor.
Yes, soy sauce in a packet can be treated the same as soy sauce in a bottle. Soy sauce in a packet can be used to marinate meat.
Well... what is a "usual"marinade? A marinade can be made from anything, depending what meat you're using and what flavours you like. The aim is to infuse the meat with flavour prior to cooking, but sometimes a benefit is that the meat will be more juicy. I find it's good to use something acidic for the base liquid - either malt or cider vinegar, lemon or lime juice, or wine. This seems to work the flavours into the meat better. Then just add whatever herbs and spices you're into! Try not to add too many, you'll overcomplicate it. If you're not a pro at mixing herbs and spices, it's best to start off with ready-made mixes, such as jerk, harissa, cajun, garam massala spices, or Italian or british herb mixes. If, for example, you're doing chicken for the bbq, you might like to use a composition of something similar to the following: - cider vinegar - tomato ketchup - chili sauce - salt, pepper - jerk seasoning Have a look around on the internet. There are some good marinades out there, but as with all recipes, they are best used for IDEAS, not made exactly.
try some apple sauce or BBQ sauce ?