the greatest BEEF marinade ever created… (for home cooks)


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  1. Levithos
    Levithos says:

    FYI if you're looking for the "LA style" cut of ribs and can't find it, you'll have to ask your butcher to do the cut. And if you ask for the "LA style" and they look at you like you're an alien, you can try asking for a flanken cut. Same cut different names.

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  2. Chris May
    Chris May says:

    Sorry is it just me, or does that Misen frying pan, look like it is warped, with a bubble in the middle? The oil in the pan looks like it is always in the outer rim of the pan, which would normally mean a wrapped pan, right?

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  3. River
    River says:

    don't leave it marinated for too long! i did it ahead of time and left it marinating for 2 days. The meat just completely falls apart and hard to cook on a charcoal grill. I'll stick to the recommended 12 hours.

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  4. Bryan Eckert
    Bryan Eckert says:

    My dads old gf made kalbi with flank steak. It's how I've always had it. Aside getting kalbi chicken at the butcher. But both of them are so good. Cause that merinade is 😋

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  5. xTobsecretx
    xTobsecretx says:

    Pineapple should also work as a sub for Kiwi if you’re looking for the protein digesting enzymes (proteases) – not sure if it messes up the flavors of the marinade tho.

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  6. kylas
    kylas says:

    Just FYI flax-seed oil really should be kept in the fridge, should be unrefined, and NEVER add heat to it. I release free radicals and makes dangerous Omega 6 fatty acids (the bad kind). You really don't want to use it for pan restoration.

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  7. Nova Fernandez
    Nova Fernandez says:

    dude, use a spoon to peel your kiwi! chop of the ends like you did then just insert the spoon inbetween the skin and flesh of the kiwi and circle it around – my large table spoons are great for this the angle is just right.

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