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Refrigerated storage of marinade
If I make a quantity of the mariinade described here, will any undesirable reactions occur during refrigerated storage? If it's okay to store, what advice might you give re: length of storage?
Also, the recipe suggests at least an hour marinading duration; what would you suggest is the upper limit?
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It should keep fine for a few days. Don't keep any of the marinade you have used to marinate food in, just the unused portion.
If the minimum suggested time to marinate is one hour, I don't think you'd benefit from more than 2-3 hours.
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Certified Master Chef
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The only undesirable reaction would happen after about 4 days or so. The fresh thyme just won't hold up and the flavor will start to fail.
I agree with Andy in that 2 - 3 hours tops for marinating. The marinade should enhance, not overpower. Also, the recipe says to toss the cooked product with the reserved marinade - so that will be even more flavor added.
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Shirley Corriher Wannabe
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The longer you marinade the more the acid will break down the leeks. So I'd suggest only an hour or 2.
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