This marinade does such a great job at both tenderizing meat as well as making it super flavorful, I would also consider it suitable for 'company coming over for dinner'.
When I eat meat which has been marinaded in this it brings back memories of:
A. Summer
B. BBQ
C. Warm lazy evenings
D. Children playing outside past their bedtime
E. All of the Above
If you answered 'E' you may need to go buy a lottery ticket!!!
Here's the Recipe...
To a Gallon Size Bag Add Equal Parts (I usually start with 3-4 Tablespoons)
A-1, Worcestershire Sauce, Soy Sauce, Red or White Wine (or if you are like me sometimes I use both), Oil (I use EVOO, but you could use Vegetable if you want), &Red Wine Vinegar
To this add a Rosemary, if you are using fresh add a few sprigs, if you are using dried add about a Tablespoon.
3-4 Cloves Minced Garlic (you could go more or less on this depending on your tastes...I like MORE)
Add desired beef to the bag, seal bag and place in a glass dish (this is so you don't get beef juices all over your refrigerator....Mama don't like to clean the refrigerator)
I used Flank Steak here. My Mom used to use a 7-bone Roast or a Chuck Roast. Marinate at least several hours, preferably overnight. If you are using a roast you definitely want to let this marinate for at LEAST 24 hours for the ingredients to do their thing...
I have even marinated the meat, put it in the freezer and then pulled it out to put it in our camping cooler (frozen) letting it thaw out over a few days...it was like gourmet camping!
Cook beef as desired, let rest, slice thinly, against the grain and serve!
Yum-O-licious!!!
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