The Best Meat Marinade Chicken Beef Pork Recipes

MARINADE FOR CHICKEN, PORK OR BEEF

Steps:

• Mix the first 11 ingredients. Whisk in the oil.
• Marinate meat for several hours.
• Grill meat in the manner you desire.

THE BEST MEAT MARINADE {CHICKEN, BEEF, PORK}

Steps:

• Place the meat in a shallow dish or ziploc bag.
• In a medium bowl or liquid measuring cup, whisk together the lemon juice, soy sauce, garlic, olive oil, ginger, onion powder and pepper.
• Pour the marinade over the meat to cover. Refrigerate for 8-12 hours (or up to two days).
• Grill the meat, discarding excess marinade, until cooked through (exact time will depend on the cut of the meat and temperature of your grill). Let the meat rest for 10-15 minutes before serving to seal in the juices.

EASY MEAT MARINADE FOR BEEF, CHICKEN OR PORK

Steps:

• Start with some BBQ sauce as the base.
• Add all ingredients as you would like, taste along the way. That is the fun part.
• When you have the right marinade for you, place meat in 9x13 pan and marinate.
• Marinate meat as long as you like depending on the type of meat you are using.
• I cook my meat in the same pan with the marinade. Usually on the grill. But can be done in the oven as well.
• Doing this makes the meat very flavorful and extremely tender.

BEEF OR CHICKEN MARINADE

Steps:

• In a large bowl, mix soy sauce, honey, distilled white vinegar, garlic powder, ground ginger, vegetable oil, green onions and black pepper. Place desired meat in marinade. Marinate in the refrigerator at least 4 hours before grilling.

BEEF AND PORK MARINADE

Steps:

• Mix ingredients in a small bowl.
• Prepare thawed meat by poking meat with a fork and lightly sprinkling some meat tenderizer on both sides. You don't need much! Allow to sit for about 5 minutes.
• Pour 1-3 tablespoons of marinade on each side of the meat. Allow to rest in refrigerator for at least 20-30 minutes - turning once during that time.
• If grilling, set grill to high setting. You want to sear the meat to lock in the juices. The marinade will help keep it from burning. Adjust heat as necessary and cook to preferred doneness (e.g., rare, medium, well).
• I like to shake some lemon-pepper (preferably the kind without salt) on my steak or chops while cooking - it gives it a bit of zest.
• Adjust marinade proportions to your preference. You can also use real orange slices or pieces (use plenty) with some onion in the marinade in place of orange peel. Use leftover marinade to saute mushroom, garlic and red pepper slices to top the meat. Enjoy!