The rosemary and lemon zest make this marinade a great complement for the somewhat grassy and gamey flavor of lamb, but it's also great for dark meat chicken, pork chops, and beef (we especially love it with tritip!).As always, one of the most effective methods for even marinating is to put your protein in a Ziploc-type bag, pour your marinade in, coat the protein, suck all the air out of the bag before you seal it so that the bag clings to the protein, and then lay it flat in the fridge, flipping it over halfway through the marinade time. (Except in the case of something like rack of lamb where all the muscle is on one side, in which case, just leave the meat side down.)If I have a considerable about of marinade left, I often like to make extra sauce of it by bringing it to a gentle boil on medium high heat for about 1 minute with about a Teaspoon of oil (and maybe also a Tablespoon of brown sugar), and then bring the heat down to low and simmer for another 3 or 4 minutes before cutting the heat. I then just spoon it over the meat before serving, and that extra punch of flavor always goes over well.

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finally the right amount if spice, tang and sweetness.

This marinade hits all three taste sensations that I like. A little tartness, sweetness, and just a bit of spicy heat.

#CA2025 tried a new marinade and everyone said it was good. That’s a feat by itself.

Easy and Very Good!

Mainly use this for beef and pork!

this marinade was a collaboration between my daughter and I on a boring Sunday afternoon

Easy,delicious marinade great for grilling

I needed a way to use up my stock of onions.Reduce the amount of salt when serving the marinade with salty items such as dish with cream cheese, salmon, and onions. For 2 servings. Recipe by Ninin