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There are a couple more options. Shopper's Corner (a boutique market in Santa Cruz) has the most amazing marinated meats I've ever tasted, and their trick is t
by stickfigure 3y ago
There are a couple more options.
Shopper's Corner (a boutique market in Santa Cruz) has the most amazing marinated meats I've ever tasted, and their trick is that they run them overnight in a vacuum tumbler. Presumably a regular tumbler would have the same effect.
When I lived there, one of my favorites was a teriyaki ribeye. It was obvious from color that the marination fully penetrated the meat - steaks have striations and tumbling opens them up. So you can get a lot more surface area mechanically.
There's also the option of "mechanical tenderization" - basically poking a zillion holes.
- bambax 3y ago> poking a zillion holes Yes, I have something like this https://zestbillings.com/cdn/shop/products/71yi8tb_l7L._AC_SL1500_1400x.jpg https://zestbillings.com/cdn/shop/products/71yi8tb_l7L._AC_S... But I've found that making bite-sized morsels is much simpler.