Marinade
Emergence definition
Marinade emerges as a seasoned liquid applied to food to facilitate tenderization, flavor infusion, and energy transfer through chemical reactions, typically before or during cooking, driven by the action of energy and the properties of seasonings, acids, and oils.
Wiktionary senses
Historical origin
Prerequisite chain
Neighborhood
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Prerequisites
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Understanding action is foundational to the process of marinade
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marinade requires understanding process as a foundational concept
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A mixture of seasonings, acids, and oils applied to food to facilitate tenderization, flavor infusion, and energy transfer through chemical reactions, typically before or during cooking.
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Seasoned liquid for soaking food before cooking -- requires understanding of spice
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A mixture of seasonings, acids, and oils applied to food to facilitate tenderization, flavor infusion, and energy transfer through chemical reactions, typically before or during cooking.
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Seasoned liquid for soaking food before cooking -- requires understanding of vinegar