Quick wet marinades for meat
This recipe for a simple wet marinade demonstrates the versatility of Moore than Spice's spice blends. Whether Louisiana 18 for a bold flavor or Universal Dry Rub as a versatile spice blend for all types of meat and poultry, both blends are perfect for flavorfully marinating meat.
Marinade with Louisiana 18
Ingredients
for 1.5 kg meat
3 tbsp. | | Louisiana 18 |
2 tbsp. | | olive oil (or any other oil to your taste) |
1 tbsp. | | Worcestershire sauce |
1 tbsp. | | honey or mustard |
1 tbsp. | | orange juice |
Marinade with Universal Dry Rub
Ingredients
for 1.5 kg meat
3 tbsp. | | Universal Dry Rub |
2 tbsp. | | olive oil |
1 tbsp. | | Worcestershire sauce |
1 tbsp. | | honey or mustard |
1 tbsp. | | orange juice (alternatively: lemon juice or balsamic vinegar) |
Preparation
- Mix the ingredients from either list above in a bowl. Spread the marinade on all sides of your meat and place it covered aside.
- Leave the marinade on your meat to infuse for at least two hours before preparation. I suggest overnight in your refrigerator for best results, but that’s optional.
- All of my seasoning mixes contains only a small amount of salt. After your marinade has finished the infusion period, but before you start to cook your dish, you will need to salt to taste.
Notes about salting
- Do not add salt to your meat during the infusion process as this can dehydrate meat if left on for hours.
- If you plan to cook immediately you can salt and spice with the marinade simultaneously.
Tip for spicy marinades
- If you want to add some hotness to your wet rub, you can also add 1 tbs. of Louisiana Hot.
- For an intense hotness, use some Louisiana Sun made of fermented chilis.