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Great Food! : marinade for meat
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From: TheGryphon  (Original Message)Sent: 3/1/2008 1:45 PM
I've "invented" a marinade I'm using on chicken, beef, and pork.  Tenderizes, while providing an interesting flavor.... 
 
1/3 cup Teriaki sauce (Kikoman, or whatever brand you prefer, but it must contain soy sauce)
1 tsp. Ginger (I get it in the little jars, already crushed and easy to dispense)
3 Paypaya "pills" crushed to powder  (I buy it in the Health Food stores, and crush with mortar & pestle)
 
Mix marinade in zip-lock baggie, insert meat, close and let "sit" in 'fridge for 24 hours before cooking.  I use my propane grill for most meat cooking, but I have cooked it (in the juices & marinade) in the oven for an even more intense flavor.... 


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