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Flank steak marinade?
Looking to try a new marinade on some flank steak for tomorrow's dinner.
Any recipes you'd recommend?
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Posted 1/25/11 4:04 PM  |
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Carolyn
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Re: Flank steak marinade?
I usually do balsamic vinegar and low sodium soy sauce (equal parts, enough to cover), plus about a tablespoon each of honey, worcestershire (sp?) sauce and like 4 cloves of garlic, minced. It is awesome.
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| Posted 1/25/11 4:10 PM |
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Re: Flank steak marinade?
I like Soy Vey...yum!
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| Posted 1/25/11 4:34 PM |
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MarsB
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Re: Flank steak marinade?
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| Posted 1/25/11 5:18 PM |
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Re: Flank steak marinade?
Terriyake!
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| Posted 1/25/11 5:50 PM |
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rojerono
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Re: Flank steak marinade?
Soy sauce, minced fresh ginger, chopped fresh garlic, a little olive oil, some chopped scallion, a little sprite or sugar water and let it sit. 1 hour before cooking put it in the room so it can reach room temperature. No more than 10 minutes before cooking I put in a little vinegar or lemon juice. If you add it too soon it will start to cook your meat - I don't think it's bad but it alters the flavor too much for my palate. I love this marinade!
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| Posted 1/26/11 7:42 AM |
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-Lisa-
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Re: Flank steak marinade?
Thanks for all the ideas 
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| Posted 1/26/11 10:21 AM |
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-Lisa-
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Re: Flank steak marinade?
Posted by rojerono
Soy sauce, minced fresh ginger, chopped fresh garlic, a little olive oil, some chopped scallion, a little sprite or sugar water and let it sit. 1 hour before cooking put it in the room so it can reach room temperature. No more than 10 minutes before cooking I put in a little vinegar or lemon juice. If you add it too soon it will start to cook your meat - I don't think it's bad but it alters the flavor too much for my palate. I love this marinade!
Thanks for the vinegar/lemon tip! good to know!
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| Posted 1/26/11 10:22 AM |
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Ophelia
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Re: Flank steak marinade?
bourbon, soy, worsterchire, garlic, freshly ground pepper, scallion, honey, olive oil.
Message edited 1/26/2011 12:08:23 PM.
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| Posted 1/26/11 12:07 PM |
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Little-J-Mommy
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Re: Flank steak marinade?
sweet baby ray's honey bbq, worcestershire, crushed pineapple
sooooooo delish
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| Posted 1/26/11 12:25 PM |
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-Lisa-
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Re: Flank steak marinade?
so I blended a few of the above ideas to work with what I had in the house.
soy, bourbon, olive oil, garlic, honey, pepper and shallots. (I forgot to pick up more worcestershire sauce yesterday- I hope its not noticeably missing)
I may add some lemon just before cooking.
smells delish!
I'm intrigued by the crushed pineapple idea, and will have to try that next time.
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