marinades

grilling

Hanger Steak: One Marinade to Rule Them All

With grilling season in full effect, you might be in need of an all-purpose marinade.

With grilling season in full effect, you might be in need of an all-purpose marinade. If that's the case, OnSugar blog Mad Physics has you covered with his delicious-sounding marinade.
The most epic marinade I have had: 3/2/1 balsamic vinegar/brown sugar/Worcestershire sauce, complements of Katie of the "A Hungry Bear" blog. Cooking consisted of 2 minutes on each side over hot grill followed by 15 minutes in a 170° oven. It came out a buttery soft rare to medium rare and was possibly the best beef I have ever prepared. Accompanied by grilled peppers and onions.

We can't wait to try this out ourselves! Want more Mad Physics? Subscribe to his blog and if you're interested in writing about food, you should start your own OnSugar blog.

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healthy living

Herbal Goodness: Rosemary

The savory scent of rosemary can perk you up and boost your memory, and it also adds flavor to just about any marinade.

The savory scent of rosemary can perk you up and boost your memory, and it also adds flavor to just about any marinade. Marinating meat will not only help keep your meat moist, it also significantly decreases the amount of carcinogenic heterocyclic amines (HCAs) produced when meat is cooked at high temperatures. In fact, rosemary is full of the antioxidant carnosol, which might have some specific anti-cancer properties as well. Making a marinade with rosemary sounds like a win-win situation. I use this Mediterranean herb for marinating steak. To see my recipe, read more

grilling

Do You Use Marinades?

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Sunday BBQ: Chimichurri Beef Steak

I've been eating a lot of chicken lately, so right now I'm craving nice slices of steak.

I've been eating a lot of chicken lately, so right now I'm craving nice slices of steak. I wasn't sure exactly what I wanted, but when I came across this recipe for a juicy chuck steak marinated in a tangy chimichurri-style sauce, I knew I'd found this week's Sunday BBQ recipe. Pair this bbq dish with a nice crisp salad and you'll be set. And, if you don't have access to a grill, this dish will actually work really well in the broiler. So fire up and get eating! I know what I'm making tonight, how about you? To check out the recipe, read more