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Meanings of marinating in English
Process of soaking foods in a seasoned, often acidic, liquid before cooking.
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Usage of marinating in English
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You start by marinating large shrimp in wine, garlic, and olive oil.
2
Cyrus paused, marinating that concept a bit, and resumed his explanation.
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It just involves a bit time and marinating, and it's delicious.
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The marinating time can vary tremendously and the results will still be tasty.
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If you add the marinating liquid, the protein will stew rather than sear.
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Whichever cut you're using, start this the night before by marinating the lamb.
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Always cut and start marinating the meat before doing anything else.
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If you add the marinating liquid, the chicken will stew rather than sear.
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Cook the noodles and prepare the other ingredients while the chicken is marinating.
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The sun is out, the drinks are chilling and the chicken is marinating.
11
The brain he left marinating in the back room of the tissue laboratory.
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A new one is marinating right now in the White House kitchen: binary choice.
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They've been marinating overnight in enough brewed and cooled coffee to cover them completely.
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Turn the meat occasionally while it's marinating in the fridge.
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She carefully unloaded her ice chests containing the marinating meats.
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If using large shrimp, cut them in half before marinating.
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Marinating through the time
Marinating across language varieties
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