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Cider or Juice
I have been marinating my ribs and pork cutlets/chops in unsweetened
apple juice for quite a while. I found I could cut down on the time by using my Foodsaver vacuum machine and cannisters, but the principle is the same. Besides the apple juice, I use my spice rub and mustard. Lately, I experimented using apple cider instead of the apple juice. Have any of you tried it, and if you use apple cider, can you share your experience? Which do you prefer? Have you ever had the acidic cider "cook" the pork, turning it white like lemon juice "cooks" seafood if left on too long? -- ---Nonnymus--- TINSTAAFL There Is No Such Thing As A Free Lunch |
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