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Barbecue (alt.food.barbecue) Discuss barbecue and grilling--southern style "low and slow" smoking of ribs, shoulders and briskets, as well as direct heat grilling of everything from burgers to salmon to vegetables. |
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vacuum marinade ??
Has anyone who is using the foodsaver marinade accessory ever left anything
in it for an extended period of time, like 12 - 24 hr's? What were the results? RM ~ ~ |
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vacuum marinade ??
I do ribs and wings in mine, using primarily apple juice and seasoning.
The typical time is "overnight," meaning between 10 and 15 hours. I can tell no difference after about 10 hours. BTW, if you're in a hurry, try pulling a vacuum, waiting about ten minutes, releasing it and then repeating 2-3 times. The return of air pressure seems to force the marinade into the meat- kinda like squeezing a sponge several times. Nonny Rob Mills wrote: > Has anyone who is using the foodsaver marinade accessory ever left anything > in it for an extended period of time, like 12 - 24 hr's? What were the > results? RM ~ > > > > > ~ > > > > > > -- ---Nonnymus--- You don’t stand any taller by trying to make others appear shorter. |
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"Nonnymus" > wrote in message ... >I do ribs and wings in mine, using primarily apple juice and seasoning. The >typical time is "overnight," meaning between 10 and 15 hours. I can tell >no difference after about 10 hours. > > BTW, if you're in a hurry, try pulling a vacuum, waiting about ten > minutes, releasing it and then repeating 2-3 times. The return of air > pressure seems to force the marinade into the meat- kinda like squeezing a > sponge several times. That's interesting, guess the impact of getting vacuumed/de-vacuumed helps. Never thought about apple juice, guess I'll have to try the apple juice and the double whammy, Thanks, RM |
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On Sat, 19 May 2007 16:27:42 -0700, Nonnymus > wrote:
>I do ribs and wings in mine, using primarily apple juice and seasoning. > The typical time is "overnight," meaning between 10 and 15 hours. I >can tell no difference after about 10 hours. > >BTW, if you're in a hurry, try pulling a vacuum, waiting about ten >minutes, releasing it and then repeating 2-3 times. The return of air >pressure seems to force the marinade into the meat- kinda like squeezing >a sponge several times. > >Nonny > >Rob Mills wrote: >> Has anyone who is using the foodsaver marinade accessory ever left anything >> in it for an extended period of time, like 12 - 24 hr's? What were the >> results? RM ~ >> >> I too have lost patience with you top posting habits. So long. Harry |
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Oh my! Harry plonked you. It's the end of the world!
Adios > I too have lost patience with you top posting habits. So long. > > Harry |
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