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ST Cooking Poll -- Thawing a frozen piece of chicken overnight, do you thaw it in the marinade, or add the marinade only after it is thawed? -- nm
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znufrii still hasn't gotten a haircut (aka znufrii)
Jul 29 '20, 11:10
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goddamnit. -- nm
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znufrii still hasn't gotten a haircut
Jul 29, 11:22
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I don't think there's any problem with thawing in the marinade - it's just that the marinade won't start working until the meat has thawed. -- nm
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Roger More
Jul 29, 11:25
Thaw first, then marinate. -- nm
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Mr. Havens
Jul 29, 11:16
I marinate after. -- nm
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loosilu
Jul 29, 11:14
after. Putting frozen chicken in the marinade won't do anything as the marinade won't be able to penetrate the meat
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decline
Jul 29, 11:13
at least partially thaw first, so that a water barrier doesn't occur.
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Beryllium
Jul 29, 11:12
I don't know if this is the right answer, but I thaw first then marinate. -- nm
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Dano
Jul 29, 11:11
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