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By Alastair Little and Richard Whittington
Published 1993
Most commonly, immersing food in a liquid (the marinade, usually consisting of oil and vinegar, seasonings and herbs) to flavour, tenderize and/or prevent food drying out when it is cooked. Occasionally marinades are used to 'cook' raw food like ceviche or gravlax.
© 1993 Alastair Little. All rights reserved.
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