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Score: 9.0/10  [2 reviews]
4 out of 5
ProdID: 689 - Quick BBQ Marinade
Created by The Phantom Gerbil

Quick BBQ Marinade
Price:
$2.00 +/-
Available:
Great for summer BBQs

Quick BBQ Marinade product reviews

Top 10 Most Read in 2009Ingredients:
    •  Beef Steak (cut of your choice)
    •  Soy Sauce
    •  Honey
    •  Worcesteshire Sauce
    •  Brown or Raw Sugar (finely ground, not coffee crystals)
    •  Sliced Kiwifruit

Method:
    •  Layer the meat in the bottom of a suitable dish, alternating layers of meat and kiwifruit slices.
    •  In a jug, mix all remaining ingredients, in whatever proportions you prefer, but ensuring the end result is a thin liquid.
    •  Pour over the meat, and cover. Allow to sit and marinate for at least 3 hours, preferrably overnight in the fridge.
    •  Remove kiwifruit slices and BBQ or fry. Put fresh kiwifruit slices on the meat just before serving.



Tags:
bbq   food   marinade   tender
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Review by: tonydav (Tony)
Dated: 30th of September, 2011

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This Review: 8.8/10
Cost effective:
Score 10 out of 10
Ease of Preparation:
Score 9 out of 10
Taste:
Score 8 out of 10
Appearance:
Score 8 out of 10

I prepared this marinade for use with some Tri-tip steak.

I wasn't sure of the exact quantities so started with 2Tb each of the soy, worstershire and brown sugar and 1Tb of honey. Followed kiwireviewer-00's suggestion of heating to dissolve the sugar.

Marinaded for about 3 hours.

Cooked on a cast-iron char. Very nice. Good char marks (mainly due to the high sugar content) and the steak came out very tender.

Highly recommended.

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Review by: tucker (Karl)
Dated: 7th of September, 2005

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This Review: 9.3/10
Cost effective:
Score 10 out of 10
Ease of Preparation:
Score 10 out of 10
Taste:
Score 9 out of 10
Appearance:
Score 8 out of 10

OK, the marinade looks like something you'd find on the driveway under the car's engine, but that's not the point... you aren't going to eat or drink this stuff, it soaks into the meat and makes it tender and gives it a rich, complex flavour. The sliced kiwifruit contains an enzyme compound that splits the long proteins, causing the meat to become more tender and thus more appealing and less chewy. You could substitute the kiwifruit with another fruit with the right enzymes, such as pawpaw or pineapple, but the flavour changes dramatically.

This marinade takes about 3 minutes to prepare, and the results are beyond words to describe. It works really well on beef, but could probably do a good job on pork or lamb too, if you plan to be a total barbarian and BBQ them. However, a little trick I found to make the marinade a bit smoother was to mix the worsh and soy sauces in a small saucepan and warm them up a bit, but not to boiling... then mix in the honey and sugar and stir until they are fully dissolved and blended. This stopped the marinade being grainy, and improved the absorbtion into the meat. This method adds about 5 more minutes to prep time.

Overall, another winner from our resident Alternative Recipe Guru...


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