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sarah1
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Hi has anyone got any recipies for marinade.
I've got some chicken thighs and some drumsticks and i fancied jazzing them up a bit instead of just roasting them. i've got garlic,ginger,chilli,oregano,soy sauce, worcestershire sauce and lots of other herbs and spices but i'm scared of mixing them together and thought one of you good people would have some tried and tested recipies (or hoped anyway)
Thanks Sarah1
I've got some chicken thighs and some drumsticks and i fancied jazzing them up a bit instead of just roasting them. i've got garlic,ginger,chilli,oregano,soy sauce, worcestershire sauce and lots of other herbs and spices but i'm scared of mixing them together and thought one of you good people would have some tried and tested recipies (or hoped anyway)
Thanks Sarah1
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I marinaded some chicken in pesto last night - that was lovely! Using your ingredients, I'd put the garlic, ginger, chilli, soy sauce and some oil together to make an oriental type marinade. If you put in 'marinade' under the recipe search field on the bbc food website loads of recipes come up - hope it help!0
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Look up the ginger and chilli chicken in the Old Style Recipe collection. The sauce can be used as a marinade.
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If you still want marinade recipes Ive got a Ken Hom cook book with plenty in. Did you want them in time for Sunday tea? I can post them Monday morning if you're still interested?0
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hi, just that really,
anyone got any nice and simple marinade recipes, mainly for salmon fillets and chicken fillets..
thanks
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some of my favourites;
use the juice of a lemon on some chicken cut into strips, stand for 10 mins or as long as you have, grill or griddle.
grainy mustard with a little creme fraich ontop of salmon fillet then grill
grateed ginger, crushed garlic and some fresh chilli and mild olive oil/ground nut oil, leave for 10 mins or as lon as you have, grill or griddle, great with chicken or fish.
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I do a salmon teriyaki by mixing 2tbsp soy sauce with 1tsp brown sugar for each salmon filet, and marinading for a few hours. The sauce goes nice and sticky when you grill/fry the salmon.0
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some great ideas there..thanks!Budget for Jan/Feb £240 per 4 weeks
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For chicken, put lemongrass, chopped/grated ginger, crushed/chopped garlic, turmeric, ground coriander, brown sugar and bit of olive oil in bowl and mix well. the longer you leave the chicken to soak in it, the tastier it is. We pan fry this, but can also be grilled or baked in a pan lined with oilOfficial Debt Free Wannabe Nerd Club member 095! Debt Now:
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Mix some olive oil with salt, pepper and loads of paprika, rub into the chicken, then leave for a bit and grill or bbq. Simple but yummy....0
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Hi all,
I was wondering if anyone had any recipes for marinades that we could put on meat for the BBQ and ideas on making Kebabs for BBQ too?
Ever hopeful weather going to last for weekend!! 0
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