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marinade preserves for refrigerated cooked meat, chicken



 
 
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Old 21-07-2004, 05:54 PM
Brian Mailman
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Default marinade preserves for refrigerated cooked meat, chicken

torlesse wrote:

Hi,
I was wondering if anyone has any marinade recipes that will help keep
cooked meat, chicken or fish preserved in the fridge for a week or
more.


Fish, you don't want to "marinate" for a week. It's called
"ceviche/seviche" at that point. Or gravlax, if it's salmon.

Dark meat turkey is better than chicken for such things since the acids
in a marinade do a number on chicken after a day.

Part of my training involved "faux" meats (like pork to wild boar, lamb
to venison, and turkey to pheasant) and those are marinated from 4 days
for turkey to 10-14 days for mammals. While I was a taught a "game"
marinade, just about any should do, but the thing is to make sure the
item is completely immersed and submerged in the marinade. A plate with
a weight or something will suffice.

B/
 




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