It also holds up — and even gets better — the longer it marinates.
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The fish marinates as the oven heats up, which makes it a brilliant weeknight move.
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Kardashian then updates fans that she's going to work out with sister Kourtney while the kidney marinates.
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That said, the salsa is worth the effort, and you can make it as the meat marinates.
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The team pre-fries chicken, marinates and cooks beef, assembles side salads and labels containers with Yumpling stickers.
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She marinates chicken in oranges and rosemary and lemon zest overnight, and tosses it on the grill for dinner.
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If you're moving quickly, just put on a pot of water to boil for plain rice while the salmon marinates.
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But this steak marinates for 30 minutes and then cooks in a flash, imbued with fish sauce, jalapeño and lime.
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And there he is again, standing in the middle of a blazing wildfire while he marinates a giant hunk of steak.
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In his small, basic space, Chef Amade Gueye marinates whole chickens in a mix of mustard and vinegar, then stuffs them full of garlic, onion, and parsley.
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A family that has been in the business of preserving fish for more than 100 years first marinates the sardines, then packs them in sunflower and olive oils.
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While his music marinates, he's been busy at home in the suburbs of Detroit, raising his daughter and hanging with family in the Linwood area where he grew up.
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" Thomas Kail compared Mr. Rockwell to a jazz musician, who only makes surprising riffs after "he takes every scene and examines it and scrutinizes it and marinates in it.
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"I think as this marinates over the next couple weeks, we will see more members question the stability of the status quo," one conservative GOP lawmaker told The Hill.
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Corinne's charmingly boisterous dad, who marinates his own olives (I promise that's not any kind of euphemism), decides he's OK with the thought of his daughter getting engaged to Nick.
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Chipotle has taken a number of measures to prevent foodborne illnesses, including shifting some preparation to its central kitchens, blanching ingredients, and making modifications to how it marinates steak and chicken.
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For dinner, Zhang kills a rooster for us and marinates it in a brine of chili oil, salt, chicken essence, and douban—a paste made with fermented broad beans and chili peppers.
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The actor, who marinates his ribs in his pinot noir (which we need to try immediately), has seized the chance to leverage what could have been a one-off, novelty wine into something bigger.
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Pork hocks are typically braised in Shanghainese kitchens, but Mr. Yan marinates a hulking one in vinegar and black pepper, steams it until the bones wiggle, then deep-fries it to a shattering crisp.
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He marinates the fatty, succulent pork in spices that include cardamom and star anise, and accents the meat with quick-pickled grated carrot and apple and aioli that has been spiked with sriracha chile sauce.
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He arrives at seven in the morning, and marinates the pork and chicken for three hours before throwing them into a tiny oven, on very low heat, until the lunch rush starts, just before noon.
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Tandia, aided by just one other chef, makes everything herself in the tiny kitchen, and when something's out for the day—like Calypso jerk-chicken wings with pineapple relish, which she marinates each morning—it's out.
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Anafre simply marinates lamb chops with fresh oregano and rosemary, which flatters the flavor of the red meat, and lavishes beer, curry, cumin and dried chiles on the chicken before it cooks to succulence over charcoal.
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The subtle sweetness and herbaceousness of edible flowers gets combined with the tartness of under-ripe blueberries and vinegar to create a gastrique that marinates small Raines de Valles strawberries and radishes for a unconventional summer side.
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Mr. Johnson has conceded to his public's demand for chicken breast: He marinates irregularly shaped pieces of brined breast and gives them a second fry à la minute, which adds an extra layer of golden-fried lace.
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Melissa marinates boneless thighs in fresh bay leaves with orange zest and mustard seeds, cumin, coriander, a few dashes of Worcestershire sauce, then roasts them quickly in a hot oven, before serving them over a parsley salad studded with orange.
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In her piercing debut essay collection, This Will Be My Undoing: Living at the Intersection of Black, Female, and Feminist in (White) America, Jerkins marinates on this "otherness," exploring how she's come to understand her place as a black woman and a human being––synonymous terms that aren't always viewed that way.
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The name is Couch Baby, which is fitting since the whole thing is kinda like a chill-as-fuck-ode to sweating it away on the couch in the middle of summer, until your body marinates in the stimulating atmosphere of the room and soaks in all the friends, drinks, and objects that've resided in there for the last few hours.
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The dish on offering, he explains, is ortolan, a sumptuous songbird whose consumption has long been banned because of the cruel method in which the birds are killed: trapped in the wild; kept in the dark, where to gorge themselves to twice their size; then drowned in the very Armagnac that marinates them until they're withdrawn, roasted and eaten whole, bones and all.
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This sequence — which marinates in how difficult it is to make any movie that doesn't end up inadvertently glorifying its subject, and in how much well-meaning white Americans want to escape the country's racist past, and in how impossible it is to do just that — is almost better than the movie that contains it, more of a free-floating essay than a storytelling mechanism.
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The result of this, is that the houses are very sunny. The layout is very irregular, without any type of urban planning. When not existing stone quarries, the traditional houses are of marinates.
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The birds are caught with nets set during their autumn migratory flight to Africa. They are then kept in covered cages or boxes. The birds react to the dark by gorging themselves on grain, usually millet seed, until they double their bulk. The birds are then thrown into a container of Armagnac, which both drowns and marinates the birds.
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In addition, onion, beet and parsley are mixed together and topped with either one or two fried eggs. Variants including dicing and cooking the meat over the rice cooked instead of remaining in steak form. Another variant is to place pico de gallo on top of the eggs instead of parsley, onion and beets. Another variant marinates the meat using ingredients including soy sauce.
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