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Al Dente
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Don't leave it in the Coke for too long, or it will disappear.

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CoyoteBryceBowyer
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if you have a juicer, toss in one onion, collect the juice and the waste. add juice to a hot butter and honey mix. save the waste or rubbing over the meat later after marinaded. throw in some balsamic vinegar/italian dressing. 1 tsp cinnamon.

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c'ville
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1 part Balsamic vinegar
1 part worchesire sauce
1 part water
Rosemary
Tyme
Dijon mustard
Cilantro
Seasoning salt

Don't be shy with the Dijon, it adds great flavor to the meat. The balsamic does a good job of tenderizing the meat too.

I love this marinade on any red meat and also makes a great jerky as well.

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JockC
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Member # 3082

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Soy
Minced garlic
Minced fresh ginger
sesame oil
small amount of vinegar

For tougher cuts I will hit it with one of those 40+ blade tenderizers before marinating. Those things are great for getting marinade in deep.

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Spookeytooth
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OLD duch sweet and sour. You can find it in the dressing isle. glass bottle.

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