Tag: marinade
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Mexican Influenced Marinade for Grilled Chicken
Try to marinate your chicken a few hours at least, up to 12 hours for maximum flavor. I use zip-lock freezer bags or a covered dish in the fridge. I used boneless skinless chicken breasts for these and cooked two extra so we would have them available for lunches and another dinner. Tonight I served…
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Chicken Marinade with Raspberry Vinegar
This Chicken Marinade with Raspberry Vinegar I adapted from the 30 Day Gourmet cookbook, but substituted a raspberry vinegar for their red-wine vinegar. I’m sure it’s a winner either way. This was enough for 6 bone-in chicken breasts. I love marinated barbecued chicken. Chicken is so mild without some help. I will frequently mix up…
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Marinated Chicken Thighs
Shopping the sales these days and chicken thighs (or legs) were on sale for 99 cents a pound. I picked up a package this afternoon, as well as some other meats of which I might write later this week if I do anything interesting. Life has been busy and I’ve not been experimenting, but relying…
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Pork Tenderloin with Bourbon Marinade
Oh, yum! I love finding a new marinade. And pork tenderloins are so lean and so good and cook up so easily. I’ve always grilled them although I suppose one day I’ll have to experiment with indoor cooking. But for now… I’m never sure when they say bourbon quite what that means since I’m not…
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London Broil Marinade with Soy Sauce, Worcestershire and Honey
London Broil and Flank Steak are what I usually end up barbecuing. I typically marinade them first and have several different marinades that work well, some of which I’ve posted before. Even a store-bought teriyaki sauce or Italian dressing makes a great marinade. If you shop where buying two makes more sense than buying one,…