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Kitchen gadget based on a 'Tupperware' box with a vacuum pump. Manual pump would suffice.
Throw in your chicken/fish/whatever, evacuate the air and introduce your marinade.
Air within your meat has been sucked out and the marinade will penetrate like you wouldn't believe. Nature abhorrs a vacuum. Me
too, for that matter.
What used to take 24 hours now completed in 10 seconds.
Non-Magic Vaccum Marinater
http://www.dwelling...ter_B000053U7F.html
User reviews included. Decide for yourself if this is a new and/or more effective product. [jurist, Oct 04 2004, last modified Oct 21 2004]
Foodsaver
http://www.cabelas....Systems0021479.html
I use one of these (I have a different model) for the exact purpose described, among other things. It's one of the few kitchen gadgets that hasn't been relegated to the back of a drawer or cabinet. I think we've had ours for over 10 years. [half, Oct 04 2004, last modified Oct 21 2004]
Tilia's Foodsaver
http://www.tilia.com/
For [paraffin power]. Check the Store Locator if you're in the U.S., otherwise hit the International Customers section. [half, Oct 04 2004, last modified Oct 21 2004]
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Camping tips: marinating freeze-dried sirloin. |
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Wow! It looks like no matter how crazy an idea may seem, there's a Dutch company manufacturing it. (See jurist's link.) |
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I think you'd probably want to find the optimum pressure to force open the meat without unduly drying it. |
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Way baked, but it does work great. |
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Would this qualify as widely known? I used to have one. |
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It does in my opinion. According to the mfr's web site, the product I own is available at Sears, Macy's, Robinsons-May and Ace Hardware. Those are just the stores within a few miles of me. I've also seen them at Costco and Fry's electronics and I think at Wal-Mart. We bought ours at the state fair before they became so widely distributed. I have even seen them for sale at the state fair. |
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Granted, it's primary marketing isn't as a marinader, but that does figure prominently in the infomercials. <announcer voice>It does much, much more!</av> |
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