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Three Components of Marinades

Originally, marinades were intended to both preserve and tenderize tough meats. In contemporary kitchens, they are more often used to add flavor to naturally tender meats, fish and vegetables. The three components of marinades are oil, acids, and aromatics (spices, herbs and vegetables).


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