I love lists," says Burtka, as he checks off items like "marinate chicken" and "marinate asparagus.
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Cover and marinate in the fridge for 15 minutes. 3.
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Leave to marinate while you make the mole sauce. 4.
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Allow them to marinate for a few minutes before serving.
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I know I say you should marinate the steak overnight.
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Marinate the wings in the buttermilk marinade for 24 hours.
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Marinate the turkey: Remove the turkey legs, reserving for farce.
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Marinate it in Italian dressing: Sunday spiedies for the win.
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Set aside at room temperature to marinate for 1 hour.
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Cover and place in the refrigerator to marinate overnight. 4.
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You could marinate the steak while you heat the grill or broiler, but better to budget a little time earlier in the day or even the night before and let it marinate for 24 hours.
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Add steak slices; toss to coat, and marinate for 15 minutes.
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Or marinate it in yogurt, or olive oil and lemon juice.
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Let them marinate while you prepare the rest of your ingredients.
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The stronger the marinade, the less time you need to marinate.
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Add the marinated chicken and marinate for another 18 hours. 3.
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Set aside at room temperature to marinate for 1 hour. 7.
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Slather the marinade on fish and let marinate for 2 hours. 2.
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"You have to marinate in it," he said of how he prepares.
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Satay at home is eminently doable; slice the meat, marinate it, grill.
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Cover, refrigerate, and marinate at least 4 hours or preferably overnight. 2.
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Marinate for a minimum of 2 hours, overnight is even better. 3.
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Let marinate at room temperature for 1 to 3 hours before serving.
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Leave bag in the refrigerator to marinate for 1-12 hours. 6.
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Marinate the steak: Combine the oil and garlic in a small saucepan.
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I hope you mayo-marinate your chicken and serve it with chimichurri.
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I like to marinate spiedies for a long time, like 24 hours.
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Add the beef, toss to coat, and marinate for 22 minutes. 43.
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Put in the fridge and allow to marinate overnight for maximum punch. 275.
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Marinate the chicken for 2-13 hours (longer is possible), turning occasionally. 4.
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My husband makes the brown rice and seasons the ribs to marinate overnight.
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Marinate, blacken and glaze: the chicken wing trifecta, courtesy of Austin restaurant Olamaie.
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We marinate the meat over night and throw it on the trompo raw.
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If you have time to marinate your steak the day before, you should.
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"I slice and I marinate and unsleeve the meat," the young man says.
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Marinate the chicken: Place the herbs and oil in the bowl of a blender.
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Conlon just stresses it should marinate for at least three hours, or perhaps overnight.
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She cuts peaches, which she'll marinate in molasses, sherry vinegar, lime, dijon, and sumac.
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Marinate the tuna in the mixture for 2 minutes and then remove the tuna.
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So whether or not I'm currently on-board, I'll let this kooky shoe marinate.
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Just marinate overnight, fire up your barbecue, and prepare to celebrate the humble pig.
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The intervening years have allowed his plan to marinate and Venezuela's economy to rot.
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What if, gasp, we just made games that let the sex marinate and breathe?
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Marinate the chicken: In a medium bowl, mix the sugar, salt, garlic and ginger.
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There's no need to marinate, or pack salt and peppers since it's already seasoned.
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Marinate the chicken: In a large bowl, whisk together the buttermilk, sugar, and salt.
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Mix well with your hands, then let marinate for 5 minutes or so. 2.
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You're ready to alter your look, but let it marinate first, you impulsive ram!
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Toss to coat, then cover with plastic wrap and marinate for 6 hours. 53.
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The hot juices cook the egg a bit further, and marinate and warm it.
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Note that if you want to marinate still-frozen meat or chicken, you can.
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Vietnamese Steak With Cucumber Salad I'll rarely suggest you marinate anything on a weeknight.
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But it's a place to marinate for a while in 21955s-era literary nostalgia.
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In a bowl or container, add kombu and liquid and marinate overnight in refrigerator.
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You can cut them into halves and marinate them for up to two hours.
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Let the chops marinate in the fridge for 2 hours, or up to overnight. 2.
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I'll chop vegetables, grate cheese and marinate chicken or beef, if they're on the menu.
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I'd definitely drink this again — and I wouldn't rule out using it to marinate chicken.
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I marinate some chicken thighs I bought last week and throw them in the oven.
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Marinate the mackerel in the tomato water for 10 minutes, then strain, discarding the liquid.
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You can enjoy soy-grilled steak without having to marinate it for a long time.
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The one caveat is that the chicken has to marinate for at least eight hours.
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"Kids are exposed to so much information today that they marinate in it," he said.
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Plus, as a bonus, you can use it to marinate meats in just 20 minutes.
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I like to marinate butterflied pork loin with plenty of garlic, herbs, cumin and lemon.
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I left the meat to marinate before cooking it for 30 minutes at 350 degrees.
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The film purposefully disposes of him, leaving Diana to marinate in angst and grief for decades.
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You don't want to marinate them in anything sugary because it'll make them burn more easily.
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For the chickpea salad, mix everything together and let marinate for at least 2 hours. 2.
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For this grilled lamb recipe, I use baharat, garlic and olive oil to marinate the meat.
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Coat the lamb in the mixture and marinate for at least 20 to 30 minutes. 2.
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Brine and marinate the chicken: In a medium saucepan, bring 4 cups water to a boil.
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I say in the recipe that you should marinate the meat for at least four hours.
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Marinate the pork: In a medium bowl, mix the mustard, garlic powder, salt, pepper, and paprika.
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Bathe whole clusters of the flower-topped stems in butter or marinate them in a vinaigrette.
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Catch up on episodes of The Crown while you let the mixture marinate in the fridge.
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That will allow new ideas to marinate in your subconscious, causing your neurons to make new connections.
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White wine is given 15 days, while red wine gets 30 to marinate properly, skins and all.
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Marinate the strawberries: In a large bowl, toss the strawberries with the zest, sugar, and thyme leaves.
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She let the idea marinate, and nothing much happened, until she got a Facebook message from Johnson.
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Cover and leave to marinate in the fridge for at least 23–2 hours, preferably overnight. 2.
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You marinate it, throw it in a Ziploc bag, total ghetto style, and it cooks real fast.
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Marinate the chicken in the refrigerator for at least 1 hour and up to a day. 3.
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Recipe of the day: Marinate salmon in miso paste and maple syrup for a quick, delicious meal.
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I use creole seasoning which seems to marinate into the meat without an hours long marinating time.
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Marinate the mushrooms: In a shallow baking dish, combine the oil, balsamic vinegar, garlic, salt, and mushrooms.
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I decided to prep the meat first, as it tastes best when it has time to marinate.
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Instead, I let the meat marinate for around an hour and a half before I cooked it.
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Emotionally intelligent people let their thoughts marinate, because they know that initial reactions are driven by emotions.
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Cover the poussin and transfer to the fridge to marinate for at least 2 hours or overnight. 2.
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Marinate the chayote: In a medium bowl, combine the chayote pieces with the salt, sugar, and white pepper.
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When they're still hot, they're more likely to soak up the sauce than if you marinate them beforehand.
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Oh, PS, they also marinate this egg in pork fat, so I'm sure it's gonna be really delicious.
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All that was on her mind as she placed the goat in the refrigerator to marinate was Dec.
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I'll marinate the goat with curry, green onions, thyme, garlic and black pepper and bring to a stew.
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Marinate a bunch of chicken legs and thighs tonight, and you can make the sauce for them tomorrow.
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The roast tastes best when the meat can marinate overnight, but I unfortunately didn't have time for that.
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McDonald's high volume operations make it "nearly impossible" to thaw, 24- hour marinate, and hand bread its sandwich.
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They have this dish where they take raw tuna and marinate it in coconut milk and diced tomato.
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After allowing the cream to marinate while we watched a 3.5 minute SNL sketch, it wiped away with ease.
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AirPower, however, has had far more time to marinate in the soup of public opinion since it was announced.
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Place in bowl and cover (or transfer to a large Ziploc bag) to marinate for at least four hours.
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I let the chili simmer on the stove while I marinate chicken, chop the veggies, and start cooking rice.
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To marinate the chicken, start by slightly scoring the chicken so the marinade can get into the meat. 2.
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I roll it into patties with cumin, garlic, and harissa, and then marinate kale in lemon juice and oil.
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Just make sure to marinate it first, then coat it with cornmeal and corn flakes for the perfect crunch.
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Add the cannabis or shiso leaves and marinate a minimum of 2 hours, preferably up to 24 hours. 2.
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If you're planning ahead, get the pork on Wednesday and set it up in the fridge to marinate overnight.
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I put actual socks over both feet and plopped on the couch to marinate — neither foot felt very comfortable.
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Or do what I did: Marinate the thighs, then decide at the last minute to go out for sushi.
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Add the lamb to the paste and set to marinate in the refrigerator for anywhere from 21- 22 hours.
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After letting it marinate on strands for an hour, rinse out and voilà — you now have darker and shinier hair.
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I snack on pretzels and hummus while I marinate chicken in TJ's Soyaki, run the dishwasher, and change into shorts.
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"We marinate the chicken in a salt and sugar brine overnight, and then we bread and freeze it," he explains.
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Besides, it's best to let each of these tales and their meaty morals marinate in your brain for a while.
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I'd take a bite of my bread roll, and move it slowly around my mouth, letting the zingy flavor marinate.
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Marinate the chicken: In a medium bowl, sift together ¼ cup cornstarch, the Mochiko flour, sugar, and salt and mix well.
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Before roasting, I like to marinate the chicken with citrus rind and rosemary to increase the savoriness of the dish.
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"It was kind of just: Throw it there, let it marinate, let it swim around, let people know," Nathan said.
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It wasn't draining properly, and seemed only to marinate the dishes in a stew of warm water and food scraps.
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Season it as you like, then put it in the refrigerator uncovered to thaw and marinate at the same time.
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Anyway, my in-laws marinate London broil in orange juice and soy sauce and then toss it on the grill.
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While still warm, inclined to soak up flavors, they are left to marinate in aromatics, or braised again until creamy.
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I dump chickpeas in tomato sauce and add a ton of spices to marinate for choley, my favorite Desi dish.
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Marinate the bell peppers: In a shallow baking dish, combine the oil, red wine vinegar, salt, pepper, and bell peppers.
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The meat was good, too, though it would've had a stronger flavor if I'd been able to marinate for longer.
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Remove mixture from food processor to a lidded container, and let the fruits marinate for at least 48 hours. 53.
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It's true—if you want to make tikka masala at home, you have to give yourself time to marinate your meat.
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For the soup: Mix together the sliced lamb, wine, and egg white and marinate for 20 minutes at room temperature. 3.
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With the new method, Chipotle cooks certain meat in central commissaries, and employees then marinate and sear the meat in stores.
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For example, Carolyn Bane, owner of Brooklyn's Pies 'n' Thighs, lets her chicken marinate in a spice blend for 24 hours.
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This quandary might be a tad subjective, but it's something that vegan drug users the world over should surely marinate on.
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Drizzle on a little olive oil, and let it marinate with a few thyme sprigs and some strips of lemon zest.
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And then came Hodgkinson, who used social media as others do: to marinate in his political antipathies until swollen with them.
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"The goal," said Mr. Fomichyev, one of Mr. Poymanov's lawyers, "is to marinate the man in jail so he gives up."
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Let that marinate as you ponder how far the Knicks have veered off course under the stewardship of James L. Dolan.
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We all just have to argue and second-guess and marinate on that black screen until our own lights go out.
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Marinate the chicken: Soak the saffron threads in 3/4 cup|200 ml hot water for 5 to 153 minutes. 2.
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This salad needs to marinate before you serve it, so it's great to make when you're entertaining or going to a potluck.
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"There has always been a piece of once you get in, then you experience the culture and marinate in it," she said.
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Just choose your favorite lean meat and marinate it — the number of bottled marinades with low calorie counts out there is staggering.
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Hops have a sedative quality, Champa told me, which can soften your skin and relax sore muscles as you marinate in them.
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Not to worry, your time to marinate in a tub filled with bubbles, epsom salts, or even rose petals will undoubtedly come.
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But when you marinate the chicken in lemon, garlic and the wonderful herb mixture za'atar, I gravitate instead toward pungent, insistent whites.
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He adds Shaoxing wine, sugar, salt, and oil, and then drops the chicken thighs into the mixture to marinate (overnight is ideal).
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Even a few hours makes a huge difference, though the longer you let the meat marinate, the more flavorful it will become.
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"An election year is the time for new issues to pop up that will take a couple years to marinate," O'Neill said.
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Set aside at room temperature to marinate for 1 hour or in the fridge for up to 24 hours before serving. 6.
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Trump's political life was born in conspiracy theory -- and he continues to marinate in them as President to forward his political interests.
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Marinate the tempeh: Slice the brick of tempeh in half and slice each half lengthwise so you have 4 thin fillets. 21.
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Set it to marinate for a few minutes in sesame oil and soy sauce or ponzu sauce before adding it to your base.
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Instead, he let his comments marinate and watched as the New York tabloid press machine -- which was already gunning for Cruz -- run rabid.
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Marinate the seitan: In a large bowl, mix the seitan with the chili, garlic, lime juice, beer, cilantro, and red onion to coat.
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I left the meat to marinate in the fridge, wrapped up like a present, and texted friends to come over the next day.
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Wearing contacts to bed prevents this, while also allowing whatever you may have picked up during the day to marinate on your eyeballs.
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Marinate on this lower level of game play, and Pokémon Go feels less like a competition and more like a charming little interlude.
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Marinate the pork: In a large bowl, combine the sugar, fish sauce, lemongrass, garlic, maple syrup, and black pepper to form a paste.
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Marinate the chicken: Whisk the ketchup, soy sauce, rice vinegar, sesame oil, honey, and cornstarch in a small saucepan over medium-high heat.
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You don't need to marinate any good piece of meat before grilling; the combination of salt, pepper and char will add enough seasonings.
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Use it for overnight oats, to marinate chicken, and in place of sour cream in dips, dressings, and on baked potatoes, she said.
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The reason the book is set in the future is simply because I needed time for the fictional world to sort of marinate.
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He'd sort of say, "You have to let your ideas marinate," and so he was a somewhat, he would paint during the day.
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It's a little less than I expected, so I plan on cooking again tomorrow and throw some chicken in the fridge to marinate overnight.
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Toss in the chicken breasts and coconut oil, mix so that the chicken is well coated and leave to marinate for 30 minutes. 2.
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A good fried chicken recipe will tell you to marinate the poultry in a buttermilk base for at least several hours or even overnight.
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I toss Soyaki sauce in with the defrosted chicken to marinate for dinner tonight and grab my lunch on my way out the door.
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They start with fresh, never-frozen, bone-in chicken; marinate it in fruit juices and spices for 24 hours, and then flame-grill it.
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But as he let it marinate, and then especially after seeing the finished film, Glover began to believe that Riley had written a classic.
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They stoke the oven, marinate the goat, pour in liquid to half its depth, cover it in banana leaves, and let it cook overnight.
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A man in a navy blue canvas apron with huge beard brings over a bottle of sparkling water as we marinate over the menu.
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If you've planned ahead, you could let the shrimp marinate in the honey mixture for an hour or two in the fridge before cooking.
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Marinate the chicken: In a medium bowl, mix the mustard, dried and fresh tarragon, celery salt, oregano, fennel, garlic powder, salt, and onion powder.
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Place the cucumber in a bowl and add all of the remaining ingredients, allowing at least 30 minutes for the salsa to marinate. 3.
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Marinate your fish in a blend of garlic, paprika, tomato, onion, cumin, and three different kinds of chilies, and don't forget the sautéed pineapple.
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Whisk that all together, then add the tomatoes and set them aside to marinate while you top and tail some skinny little green beans.
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Marinate them as directed — which means you need to plan 12 to 24 hours ahead — and use plain yogurt if you don't have buttermilk.
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I've had a chance to marinate after our last deep dive, and I still haven't figured out how to move the needle on this one.
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Cover with plastic wrap and marinate at room temperature for 30 minutes, or refrigerate up to 63 hours (return to room temperature before cooking). 7.
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Recipe: Slow-Cooked Red Wine Beef Stew And to drink ... Conventional wisdom would suggest that you drink the same wine used to marinate the beef.
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I apply just enough to marinate my split ends and glide through the tangles, only opting for extra when I plan to use hot tools.
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You can combine it with olive oil and garlic to marinate a pork tenderloin or chicken breasts, which gets you into Sam Sifton's spiedie territory.
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Or you could prep the chicken and let it marinate up to 24 hours before cooking, a small gift you can give your future self.
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I marinate a flank steak in a white balsamic vinaigrette, brine pork chops, steam green beans, and pop a few frozen salmon filets into the oven.
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But there are other people on Instagram who want to be able to save a post and marinate on it and then go back to it.
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I marinate some sirloin she left out and sauté it with some veggies and whip up my recipe for corn muffins à la box o' Jiffy.
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Because marinades never really get to the center of thick cuts of meat, it can be very effective to marinate them for just half an hour.
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Let 'em hang out and marinate for a bit, then dry roast them so that all of that good-good flavor seeps into their sweet meat.
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LA native Kris Yenbamroong's defining moment came at age 13, when his parents sent him to Thailand's Red Light District to marinate in his surging hormones.
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The problem with such alternatives is that they will inevitably further fracture our political landscape, reinforcing the pernicious tendency for people to marinate in echo chambers.
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Combine suya spice mix with the sea salt, oil, and fresh ginger and marinate strips for at least 1 hour, refrigerated, ensuring good even coverage. 5.
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Terence Crawford says one of the biggest fights in boxing WILL happen ... it just needs a little more time to marinate before it officially goes down.
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Chop some firm white-fleshed fish fillets, season them with salt, pepper and herbs, and let them marinate while you make the base for the stew.
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I'm not a good morning-of (or even night-before) meal prepper, but it'd be ideal to get ahead and marinate this steak for several hours.
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Marinate the beef: Mix all of the ingredients, except the beef, in a large bowl with 1 ¼ cups|284 ml water until the sugar has dissolved.
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There, it will marinate along with images of Theresa May, Angela Merkel, Serena Williams and other she-ros; red, blue and gold shades; and blockbuster generics.
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On the fifth day of treatment, if a baby's "eardrum looks nasty and they feel great, why would I marinate them in more antibiotics?" he asked.
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The peppers will get tossed in with the cherries plus more basil and lemon zest, then set aside to marinate more and to let the flavors meld.
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For the pejesapo fish chicharron, marinate the fillet in a bowl or dish with the ginger juice, oyster sauce, shoyu, garlic, salt, and pepper for 10 minutes.
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"The key to a good martini is you have to marinate the olives in vermouth first," he once told The New Yorker, explaining his drink of choice.
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It may seem counterintuitive to treat cooked turkey like the raw chicken traditionally used in the dish and marinate it overnight in yogurt, turmeric and garam masala.
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Marinate the chicken: Combine the corn starch, soy oil, soy sauce, white pepper, 5 spice, garlic powder, ginger and egg in a medium bowl and stir to mix.
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Marinate the chicken: In a medium bowl, mix the chicken thighs with the Shaoxing, 3 tablespoons of the canola oil, the sugar, scallions, ginger, and plenty of salt.
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He explained how members of his family would let the plant leaves marinate in alcohol to draw out their healing properties, then soak rags in the liquid balm.
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Marinate the chicken wings: Mix the sugar, fish sauce, and curry paste with 1/4 cup water in a large bowl and stir until the sugar has dissolved.
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An hour will do, though, if you want to plan ahead, you can marinate the chicken up to a day in advance and keep it in the fridge.
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In sandeko momo (sandeko meaning "marinate" in Nepali), the dumplings are doused with chile paste and clarifying mustard oil and half-buried under a rubble of roasted soybeans.
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But on Hulu, you can watch the remainder of the first truncated season and marinate in their will-they-or-won't-they thing for a full 13 episodes.
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But rather than make college a "grab and go" experience, let's give students the ingredients and time to allow new ideas and perspectives to simmer, blend and marinate.
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Just throw your steak in a bowl and marinate for a few hours in a mixture of soy sauce, black pepper, garlic, and beer—preferably something dark and Mexican.
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I marinate my short ribs for my favorite Korean bbq tomorrow night, make chocolate chip banana bread, and cook some frozen chicken and Spanish rice for yet another burrito.
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I marinate the chicken thighs in lemon juice, oregano, garlic, and olive oil and grill them, and then put them in a container for M. to eat this week.
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I marinate the chicken thighs in sugar, garlic, ginger, scallions, gochujang, soy sauce, and sesame oil, and then simmer them in a pan with water until the sauce thickens.
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It would be nice to marinate it for a day or so in advance of crisping my recipe for spiedies over a grill or under the broiler this week.
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"Whether you mince the garlic or cut it into slivers, or what you use to marinate the chicken for cacciatora, here it makes a big difference," Ms. Mattiacci said.
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The great thing about a flank steak is that you can marinate it in pretty much anything that tastes good, and the meat will soak those flavors right up.
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You might think a roasted chicken is doable on a Monday night, until you realize that the chicken needed to marinate for eight hours before going in the oven.
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You have my blessing to do that, too, though of course it's best if you marinate it for at least 30 minutes, or even start it the night before.
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Never use the same marinade on the food after it has been cooked — unless you boil it first for 10 minutes — and don't reuse it to marinate something else.
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The menu likens this technique to the way "steakhouses marinate their steaks," although a better comparison may be to the priming of rice with oil and salt to make congee.
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" The prep work began on the morning of Thanksgiving eve because, McCain explained, "one of the important parts is to marinate the turkey at least a day ahead of time.
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There is plenty of time to think, marinate on words, and land on the prose that will best encapsulate the promise I intend to make and why I'm making it.
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Add a dash of sing-along lyrics and familiar musical patterns—maybe even a millennial whoop —and allow it to marinate for two months before the official summer charting begins.
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Just marinate them in citrus, honey, and chilies, then slide them on a sugarcane skewer, throw them on the grill and transport yourself to the the tropical getaway of Relaxville.
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The sophisticates' defense of Facebook is to question whether having half the country marinate in a cesspool of misinformation for an hour or two a day really swung any votes.
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Some of the ingredients come straight from the gardens surrounding the restaurant, such as the lemon myrtle that he infuses into coconut milk to marinate fish from the local market.
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A new report by Racked is raising serious questions about the sheet-mask manufacturing industry and whether its practices are sterile enough for a product designed to marinate on your face.
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" Daly added on the morning news show, "Life goes by so fast that for me, now, it's just like, live and marinate in that moment when I'm in a tickle fight.
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A spiedie marinade is to be used only for spiedies, and you need to marinate the meat for at least 24 hours, preferably longer, otherwise it's not going to be tender.
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Ochoa emphasizes the fact that you do not need to dump your entire spice pantry into the marinade for carne asada, and to be careful not to let it over-marinate.
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Perhaps it's an evolutionary tactic for species survival, but all I know is right before we headed to the hospital, I quickly prepped some chicken wings to marinate in the fridge.
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As they fly coach back to New York, Richie lets Zak marinate in his own guilt — and then, succumbing to his own, Richie falls off the wagon, slamming down a double vodka.
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Make the shawarma spice mix and marinate the turkey leg: Mix all the shawarma spice ingredients in a large bowl, then add in the olive oil, garlic, lemon juice, cilantro, and onion.
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You could let the chicken marinate for 15 minutes while you pull together the rest of the meal: maybe cucumbers and tomatoes, to douse with the yogurt, and a pot of grains.
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Many more people would spend their hard-earned dollars to marinate in a warm hotel bath less than a few miles from their home — if they only knew where to find them.
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So long as you can remember to let your chicken marinate in the egg white and cornstarch mixture overnight, you're well on your way to homemade chicken lo mein in just 20 minutes.
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Marinate the chicken: Place the shio koji, mirin, soy sauce, five spice, ground ginger, sesame oil, white pepper, garlic, scallions, and ginger in the bowl of a food processor and purée until smooth.
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You can marinate for too long 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.
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Brittany Murphy's character, Alex, is approaching the men but the sight of the mighty handshake gives her pause, letting her know that these two need some room to let their emotional bond marinate.
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The researchers, who had previously studied irisin's effects in mice, had a form of the human hormone available and now set out to marinate the fat cells with it, using three different dosages.
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Pasta Salad With Summer Tomatoes, Basil and Olive Oil What I want to eat all summer long: pasta tossed with tomatoes that are left to marinate and slump into even more delectable juiciness.
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Blanch and marinate the leeks: Combine the apple cider vinegar, oil, shallot, mustard, thyme, honey, and 23/2 teaspoon salt in a small jar with a tight-fitting lid and shake to combine.
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The technique, known as "inside brining," allows the meat to marinate while the turkey is hung up to dry out, typically by its neck — a necessary step so the skin will crisp well.
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Now, if you marinate those pieces in buttermilk, then dip them in well-seasoned flour for shallow frying in a cast-iron skillet, you'll have crisp, juicy, chicken-fried rabbit to die for.
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Get the recipe: Brussels sprouts with sour cherries, prosciutto, and hazelnuts For a crowd-pleasing hors d'oeuvre, marinate the jarred green olives in warm olive oil, and add herbs for a little extra kick.
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But in visiting colleges over time, I've noticed that the ones with the loftiest reputations sometimes marinate in their own mythology, sending students all sorts of messages about what an extraordinary opportunity they're enjoying.
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I'm almost ready to stop thinking about this show, and to just marinate in the warm feelings of having seen some pretty intense and promising things happening to push it all toward an explosive end.
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"We want to give it enough time to let the series finale marinate a year or so, and then when we find the right story and the right cast, look to resurrect it," McCarthy said.
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And, I'm going to use the rest of the pesto to marinate some chicken for tonight, which I purchased at the store yesterday so I don't have to go back to the market later. Score!
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The broiled shrimp is topped with tomatoes and feta; I might toss them with olive oil, lemon juice, salt and pepper before I even heat the oven so that the tomatoes can marinate a bit.
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If you're like me, set the steak aside to marinate while you heat the grill or oven, put a pot of water on to boil for barley or farro, and pour a glass of wine.
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While the cheese is warming up on the counter, I like to marinate it in some of the pesto mixture so it can absorb as much flavor as possible even before meeting the other ingredients.
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Lots of people marinate in the toxic sludge that gave us Pizzagate and QAnon (a conspiracy theory about a secret grand plan by the Trump administration to destroy its enemies) without going out and stabbing anyone.
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Air fryers started popping into mainstream eye back in 2017, and now that they've had their chance to marinate in the market (food pun intended), it feels like an appropriate time to compare the best ones.
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All it takes is some time to marinate, an indirect smoking setup (you can MacGyver one pretty easily) and one specialty ingredient: pimora, briquettes of crushed pimento leaves that give your meat that indescribable jerk flavor.
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The flesh could be eaten green or ripe, the cream used to marinate fish for kokoda (a kind of ceviche) or sealed inside palusami (baked taro-leaf pouches), and the milk drunk straight from the shell.
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Away from the moderating influence of chief of staff John Kelly, Trump was free to marinate in the fact-challenged political stew that comes from the likes of Hannity, Shine and other visitors including Jeanine Pirro.
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Houellebecq's great trick is managing to smuggle so much life into his novels, even into minor ones like "Serotonin," while his characters' hearts can seem, like Damien Hirst's shark in its formaldehyde, to marinate in brine.
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The curing solution imparts flavor and is left to marinate in the pork for a few hours to several days before it is hung in a smokehouse, where smoke is introduced while the bacon is heated.
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You have to go someplace for a while to marinate on a certain part or feeling in order for there to be an appropriate release in effect, and that really comes from just playing with each other.
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Making your own curry paste for this spicy, sweet dumpling soup is totally worth it, because it can be repurposed later for curries or to marinate meat, and it keeps for a few weeks in the fridge.
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So you could see the appeal of staying out of the way to let Mr. Trump do his thing against the press — no great favorite on The Hill anyway — as their other big policy dishes marinate and cook.
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Rather than a flash-in-the-pan moment, however magical that moment may be, the Deconstructed Reception has allowed us to marinate in this major milestone, recasting it from a one-time reunion into an ongoing communal journey.
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Air fryers started popping into the mainstream eye in the spring of 2017, and now that they've had their chance to marinate in the market (food pun intended), it feels like an appropriate time to compare the best ones.
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Just marinate some flank steak or tenderloin in a mix of soy sauce, fresh ginger, sesame oil, brown sugar; throw it on a charcoal grill; then toss it on hero roll with provolone (sorry, whiz enthusiasts) and some scallions.
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But although the show does marinate in grief, privilege, self-pity and escalating drug and alcohol consumption, it is also mordantly funny and unexpectedly heartbreaking, grounded by a tour de force performance by Benedict Cumberbatch in the title role.
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The recipe, which Hannah Kirshner modeled after the one used in a famed ramen shop high in the mountains above Hiroshima, asks you to marinate the meat overnight in a mixture of ginger, garlic, sake, soy sauce and sugar.
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Aggravated at Saudi coverage Without any scheduled meetings, the President was free Tuesday morning to marinate in insult and injury, fueled by the constant presence of Fox News on the flat-screen televisions installed in his third-floor residence.
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But also: cook chicken with it, glaze a ham with it, throw it onto grilled sweet potatoes, marinate a flank steak in it, add it to tacos, glaze ribs with it, reduce it and make some jerky… We could go on.
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Prep time: 10 minutes Cook time: 10 minutes Marinate time: 30 minutes Nutritional Information: ½ of recipe: 197 calories, 2.5g total fat (0.5g sat fat), 500mg sodium, 18g carbs, 1g fiber, 15g sugars, 26.5g protein 'Til next time… Chew the right thing!
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"I think it's kind of a misplaced opportunity; the President really just needs to kind of marinate in the moment of being with these incredible soldiers who are protecting our freedoms, and that's what it's really all about," he added.
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Once you feel it and the producer or the engineer gives you the flavor that they have for you to marinate in and you add your seasonings to it, you just go in there and it's like the Holy Ghost.
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A few data points to marinate in: For all the drama, "never befores" and controversy, at 501 days into his presidency, Trump has more party support than any president since World War II except George W. Bush after 9/11.
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He brought an array of homemade accoutrements: hemp oil—hemp leaves blended into seed oil and left to marinate overnight—as well as Thai chile vinegar, kohlrabi vinegar, and yuzu kosho, a popular Japanese condiment of fermented citrus fruit and chiles.
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Though the chef Rawlston Williams doesn't draw attention to it on the menu at his Brooklyn restaurant, the Food Sermon, he uses browning to marinate and braise lamb shanks, mimicking the coloring and elemental flavor of meats roasted over a fire.
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Fret about how my apartment is embarrassingly dusty, dwell on how I don't have enough Twitter followers, wonder if I texted a new friend something stupid, and marinate on how everyone noticed me toppling over in yoga class this morning.
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Prep time: 10 minutes Marinate time: 1 hour Cook time: 15 minutes Nutritional Information: 1/2 of recipe: 220 calories, 4.5g total fat (1g sat fat), 244mg sodium, 2.5g carbs, 0g fiber, 2g sugars, 39.5g protein 'Til next time… Chew the right thing!
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The heart of the protest, however, is a quarter-mile from the biologist's office, at a bunkhouse with bedrooms and a large kitchen where women marinate chicken, grill salmon, bake brownies and organize a stockroom that swelling with donations from around the nation.
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The trouble is, when you're taking such a complicated idea — which really does require a runway, and also a specific amount of time allotted between when you see a product and when you're able to purchase it — it requires time to let it marinate.
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For a certain percentage of the population, the thoughts that they may have kept private in a pre-smartphone age — letting them marinate and perhaps deepen till they could no longer be articulated in fewer than 140 characters — are now ejected into a public forum.
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Feel free to marinate them up to 24 hours in advance, but I, for one, am never thinking that far ahead, and know that they are good left to sit for even 20 minutes, about the time it takes to get your grill scorching hot.
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His family grills satays on that holiday: "Mum and my two sisters skewer chicken, lamb, beef, gizzards, livers and hearts and marinate them quite traditionally in a Malaysian-style satay spice, and the boys set up the charcoal and grill it," Mr. Liong wrote.
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You could marinate some pork for this ridiculously good recipe for smothered pork chops, the kind of meal that'll allow you to sleep in on Saturday morning as if you were 16, and greet noon as if it were your usual time to arise.
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It's very difficult to strip a song of instrumentation and create a great big empty space for your emotions to swell and marinate, to sing alongside gentle guitar plucks about cigarettes and death and sex and self-preservation, without sounding incredibly trite or try-hard.
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WATCH THIS: Take 5: Five-Ingredient Grilled Guacamole Nutritional Information: 293 calories, 6.5g total fat (1.5g sat fat), 770mg sodium, 26g carbs, 7.5g fiber, 7g sugars, 35g protein Active time: 10 minutes Marinate: 15 minutes Total time: 35 minutes 'Til next time… Chew the right thing!
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It was this optimism I'd been hoping to capture when I took on this story; it was this optimism I was hoping to marinate in so that I'd feel a little better about the world for a couple of hours a day for a few weeks.
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"Part of the beautiful thing about blogging was you were always looking for feedback but you didn't get it as momentarily — things could marinate," said Williams, who was speaking onstage at Code Conference in Scottsdale, Arizona, on Tuesday with Vox founder and editor-at-large Ezra Klein.
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"Often, you need silhouettes and collections to marinate; you need to get used to them," said the designer the day after his show of space-age tunics and trousers traced in zippers, cloudlike tiered and ruffled miniskirts, fur hoodies and stiff satin jackets with the lines of a rocket ship.
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In a world where games you play with your friends seem to have really fleeting fun experiences, like downing a raid or hitting a level cap, Project Winter provides a place where a group can get together, create some good situations, and then marinate on them for a long time after.
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They go not necessarily to buy, though a lot of them do, but to marinate in the atmosphere, which is textured and emotive, like the clothes: full of antiques and oddities chosen by the designer from markets around the world, seemingly thrown together in unlikely yet mesmerizing combinations and colors.
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Taking their time over the course of the last few years to marinate in the music, with Rau and Feldman taking sabbatical in LA for a few days after a tour stop to write, You'll Pay For This is the record that takes a band from opening act to one with a catalogue.
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One cup I use (the Ziggy, FYI) generates a stubborn stench even after short stretches, and while that does not surprise me—recall, we are talking about a standing pool of blood, itself a stinky substance, left to marinate for half a day in a warm, wet environment—it does offend me.
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For the final flourish, Fontana takes inspiration from a recent sailing trip to Ischia, off Capri, and makes pesche al vino: she fills a secondhand glass jug with bottles of chilled white wine, then adds large chunks of sliced peach and allows the mixture to marinate for a few hours before serving.
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" And then he demonstrates what he's talking about with undeniable rapping, his crisp, descriptive bars falling into place like an intricate domino design: "Pour baking soda in the pot and let it marinate / Snitching is the style now, niggas want to narrate / Dope spot barricaded / Task force Tuesday / Macintosh hanging from an Air Force shoelace.
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At his four-month-old restaurant — a roomy modern space where jars of ground Ranchopatel chiles serve as both pantry and folk art — Mr. Patel may marinate the tropical game fish called wahoo in fresh turmeric, serving a still-raw slice alongside bhel puri, a mix of puffed rice with green mango and herby chutney.
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Now that we've all had a few days to marinate on what we witnessed (I'm still cringing at the thought, even if Carey is over it), it's time to hear from the people who were closest to Carey at the time of the performance — one of them being the co-host of the night, Jenny McCarthy.
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The basic process I follow is simple: I season my meat with salt and pepper, I combine some sauce or marinade with a dollop of mayonnaise and rub that all over the meat, I let it marinate for a while if I feel like it, I cook the meat, then I serve it with the remaining sauce.
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"Slayers & Vampires: The Complete Uncensored, Unauthorized Oral History of Buffy & Angel," by Edward Gross and Mark A. Altman, arrives just in time to help fans celebrate and marinate in 20 years of "Buffy" memories, as well as those of its broody 1999 spinoff "Angel," which followed Buffy's former flame to Los Angeles for five seasons of undead detective work.
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I'm kind of embarrassed to tell you which entry was my way into this puzzle, but I'm going to anyway, just so you don't think that I automatically "know" these things: My first correct answer was SETH Green at 13A from the "Austin Powers" movies, because I am tragically lowbrow and marinate myself in pop culture.
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I think my own birthday dinner varied as I was growing up, though to continue the rib theme, my brother thinks that his was always lamb riblets, a recipe our mother depended on because of its simplicity (marinate the riblets in a mixture of soy sauce, orange juice, sugar, garlic; bake), followed by a chocolate cake with vanilla icing.
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"Poultry Slaughter Procedures," a USDA training video obtained by the Physicians Committee through a FOIA request made in 2013, revealed that the chicken slaughtering process ends with carcasses soaking in a tank of cold water that industry experts call "fecal soup" to describe the brown, feces-laden liquid that the carcasses marinate in for up to one hour before being packaged for consumers.
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Though "Robin," at upwards of 500 pages, is exhaustively reported and doesn't shy away from the abundant messiness in Williams's personal life, it never crosses the threshold from critical assessment into bonkers character assassination, as Albert Goldman's similarly epic "The Lives of John Lennon" did, nor does it marinate in sordidness, as "Wired," Bob Woodward's hit-and-run narcobiography of John Belushi, did.
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Servings: 4Prep: 10 minutesTotal: 2 hours 13 ½ ounces|130 grams blackberries 4 ½ ounces|130 grams raspberries1 orange, zested and thinly sliced2 peaches, pitted and roughly chopped ⅔ cup|150 ml brandy 5 tablespoons|75 ml agave syrup 1 tablespoon Cointreau 1 liter red wine 1 ⅓ cup soda water 1 vanilla pod In a large pitcher, marinate the fruit and zest with the brandy, agave, and Cointreau for 2 hours.
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I picked up a new trick for the spice from "Sababa," a new cookbook of Israel-inspired food: the author, Adeena Sussman, recommends stirring it in the end of cooking, to preserve its bright taste.) Marinate everything that can be marinated, garnish everything that can be garnished (preferably with crunchy things like nuts and croutons) and season your cooking liquids (when you're pressed for time, throw in a vegetable bouillon cube).
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The name of this new dining destination is still TBD, but pickle-patrons can expect to see a variety of fried green-sphere options on the menu along with sliders and sandwiches (also all of the pickle variety — sensing a theme?) This spot will be located on 357 Grand Street in Manhattan, but won't be officially opening until later this Spring — so we have a few more months to let this news marinate (or, pickle
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"I marinate the quail eggs a few days in advance/ the same process as tea eggs, its marbling reminding me of after-school snacks and hiking with my family," Dorsey says, reminding me that a Michelin star restaurant may drive up the price of a dish to triple digits because it has been marinated for 72 hours, while the cheap takeout in Chinatown has been lovingly prepared for the same period of time.
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I use it to jot down my deepest thoughts and shallowest jokes; to rant and to vent; to come to terms with new ideas I'm playing with, ideas that need time to marinate in secret before they're ready for the world; and to collect and reflect upon all the weird and crazy and touching artifacts of life in this bracing historical moment: screenshots of texts with my wife, audio recordings of my kids singing in the car, dumb jokes from my work Slack, and so, so, so many selfies.
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Recipes by Sattie Pal and David VosFollow David Vos on Facebook CLICK HERE FOR A PRINTABLE VERSION Serves: 3-4 Prep time: Marinate for 1-3 hours, other prep takes 30 minutesCook time: 23 1/2 hoursTotal time: 2 1/2- 4 1/2 hours, depending on marinating time Ingredients 2 tablespoons adobo seasoning 33 tablespoons of red wine vinegar 1 1/2 pounds lamb stew meat 1/2 teaspoon cumin seeds 2 tablespoons olive oil 2 medium-sized Spanish onions 1 head garlic, finely minced 2 bay leaves 23 1/2 cups crushed tomatoes 1 teaspoon turmeric 22 teaspoons curry powder 21 stick cinnamon 21 habanero pepper cut in half (optional) 22- 22 cups boiling water 23/13 cup chopped fresh cilantro Freshly ground black pepper to taste MethodWhisk adobo seasoning into the vinegar to form a paste.
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