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Chicken filet is pretty bland.
Post your greatest marinade in one sentence.

>> No.11216102

>>11216090
salt + pepper

>> No.11216108

>>11216090
Stop buying factory farmed chicken and it's plenty flavorful.

If you're stuck with the factory farmed crap brine in 1% salt and 0.4% sugar; use the total weight of the chicken + water for the calculation.

>> No.11216124

Lemon juice 2 cups
Soy bean oil 2 cups
White sugar 1 cup
Black pepper 1 cup
Salt one cup
Fresh garlic one cup
Onion powder 1/2 cup

>> No.11216129

>>11216108
I actually agree. That doesn't mean you dont wont to spice it up, whatever you like.

>> No.11216138

>>11216129
Wont? I cant spell, drunk

>> No.11216141

>>11216090
Brine in pickle juice for half hour, dry off, coat in baking soda for half hour, rinse and dry, salt and pepper, panko, fry. Aivoila

>> No.11216163

>>11216124
Who the fuck is gonna waste entire fucking cups of these ingredients? Terrible recipe

>> No.11216188

>>11216163
someone too dumb to realize it was a troll recipe?

>> No.11216195

>>11216188
someone too dumb to realize it was bait?
t.kek

>> No.11216201
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11216201

>>11216124
>Soybean oil
Why not olive oil or peanut oil or literally any other kind of oil?

>> No.11216202

>>11216090
Salt, paprika, black pepper, onion powder, garlic powder, coriander, ginger, cumin powder, cayenne pepper, celery seeds.
Basically a regular spice mix

>> No.11216216

>>11216201
They're all interchangeable for that purpose. Soybean oil is a generic neutral oil. You could sub any other similar oil.

>> No.11216219

>>11216108
>brine saline injected and tumbled factory farmed chicken
That won't work as the cells have already been pumped full of a saline/chemical solution to give them some semblance of flavor since those chickens mature packed together in cages like sardines where the muscles get almost no exercise. If all you can afford is factory farmed meat, just reduce the number of days you eat meat and save up to buy local, true free range, air chilled chickens. Only the very ignorant poor or middleclass still buy that CAFO torture pig slop.

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>>11216216
I don't think you know how /ck/ works

>> No.11216269

>>11216219
>>brine saline injected and tumbled factory farmed chicken

Maybe it depends where you live. In my area the supermarket chicken is certainly factory farmed, but it's not tumbled or plumped.

>> No.11216275

>>11216090
Dry > marinade

>> No.11216294

>>11216090
Juice and zest from an orange, tbsp of chili garlic paste, splash of soy sauce, splash of sesame oil, fresh garlic, little salt, fresh black pepper.

But really, butterfly, pound, salt and pepper, dust with flour, and fry. It's an easy piccata that you can sauce up just about anyway you want. BBQ sauce, gravy, lemon and butter sauce with capers, tonkatsu sauce, whatever. Chicken breast is super versatile.

>> No.11216316

>>11216090
Chef John's version of Zu Zu sauce.

>> No.11216327

>>11216090
Start with thigh fillets

>> No.11216350

>>11216327
>>11216316
You kinda missed the premise.

>> No.11216359

>>11216201
Doesn't peanut oil have a higher boiling point, which is why it is used for cooking in woks? Personally, I use olive oil.

>> No.11216360

>>11216350
Isn't the premise to make your chicken taste good? A dry seasoning or a sauce could do that just as well as a marinade.

And the thigh guy is not wrong: leg meat is more flavorful and more forgiving when it comes to overcooking. You'd be a fool not to use it. If you're stuck with breast for the time being, that's fine, just buy thigh next time.

>> No.11216377

>>11216090
Soy sauce and starch.

>> No.11216383

>>11216359
You're thinking smoke point, not boiling point. It does indeed have a higher smoke point, but that doesn't matter here. We're talking about a marinade, not cooking oil.

>> No.11216543

>>11216102
This. Never been on this board before. Why can't any of you retards cook?

>> No.11216839

>>11216090
I braise chicken 9/10 times so I dont use one

>> No.11216846

>>11216090
Mesquite

>> No.11216848

>>11216141
Wa la*

>> No.11216917

Creme fraiche, shallots pured, gebhardt chili powder, californian chili powder, new mexico chili powder, garlic powder, zest of lime & juice

>> No.11216941

>>11216219
Yeah let me go pay 3 times as much because the label says it was grass fed and told it was a good chicken on an hourly basis before it was killed

>> No.11216951

cut it up into small pieces

>> No.11216991

>>11216216
>point of a marninade is to add flavor
>uses neutral flavored oil
inb4 flavors are oil soluble
they are once they reach a certain temperature

>> No.11217209

>>11216124
>Salt one cup

This made me laugh harder than it should.

>> No.11217256

aardvark

>> No.11217262

>>11216991
Solubility increases with temperature but it's not a matter of being binary.

And as for the flavor, I'm not sure what your point is. Are you suggesting that soybean oil is strongly flavorful and that was why anon included it in the marinade?

>> No.11217263

Msg+tobasco

>> No.11217290

>>11216090
Garlic powder + Paprika, can't go wrong with those.

>> No.11217502

>>11217209
You have to aggressively season chicken breast othereise it comes out bland

>> No.11217524

>>11216124
this isn't one sentence

>> No.11217525

>>11216543
Because it's bland as fuck

>> No.11217553

>>11216090

Hot smoked paprika