Can you marinate pre cooked chicken?
Chef's answer
And for the strongest flavor, marinating after cooking is the way to go. ... It doesn't make much difference, since I serve the marinade as a sauce anyway. You can use any cut of pork or chicken. The marinade is also good with mackerel or other fish (floured and sauteed or fried before marinating).
Frequently asked Questions 🎓
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Marinades soften leaner meats that tend to be dry and make tougher cuts tastier. Moisture/Tenderness: Similar to brining, marinating is an effective way to introduce extra moisture into meat that can get too dry when cooked, as well as making what you marinate more tender.
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Yes, you should poke holes in steak. That way, marinades permeate it better.
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Marinades soften leaner meats that tend to be dry and make tougher cuts tastier. Moisture/Tenderness: Similar to brining, marinating is an effective way to introduce extra moisture into meat that can get too dry when cooked, as well as making what you marinate more tender.
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In contrast to popular belief, you should NOT poke holes in pork chops before marinating. This actually drains out the valuable juices and will result in less juicy meat..
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Your best bet for achieving marination magic is to soak your chicken, pork chops or loins and steak at least 30 minutes, but never longer than overnight. The risk of a lengthy bath in the marinade comes back to acid.
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Eye of Round SteakEye of Round Steak A tremendous value cut that is lean and boneless. Ideal for marinating then grilling or skillet cooking..
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Yes, you should poke holes in steak. That way, marinades permeate it better.
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