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GMDGeek 07-15-2019 01:32 PM

Marinade for Beef over Coal
 
What is everyone's go to marinade for grilled steak?



Getting a little tired of my go to Salt, pepper, garlic, and onion.

Cat797 07-15-2019 05:16 PM

I know it's probably sacrilegious to ruin great beef, but every now and then when I want to change it up, I will marinate steaks in A-1. I can't stand the stuff as a dipping sauce, but it is a pretty killer marinade.

Ed

frankenfab 07-15-2019 05:50 PM

When I want to go sacrilegious with a steak, I use Dad's recipe:

Douse on both sides with the ONLY Worcestershire sauce, Lea & Perrins. Sprinkle with dried minced garlic, salt, and coarse pepper. Press the spices in to the steak. Allow to marinate in the open until at room temperature, or no more than a couple hours, or it will be too salty, Grill hot and fast, 3 min then 2 min per side , or less.

The flavor is really good, no sauce needed. Don't use this method in a cast iron skillet, it makes a hell of a sticky burnt mess!

I don't remember Dad doing it , but I sometimes let a steak sit in the fridge until the whole thing is a light shade of brown, four days or so. Rinse the funk off and dry very well with paper towels before seasoning.

gtr 07-15-2019 06:04 PM

It's been a while since I've done it, but I used to love marinating cheap cuts of beef in eye-talian dressing. Been meaning to do that again, but have been on the s&p train for quite a while and still enjoying it.

Phubar cooked us a marinated Phlank steak a Phew years back and it was amazing. I asked about the recipe and he said "I just did the Phirst one that came up in a google search." :laugh: It really was good - probably allrecipes or one oPh those other sites like that.

jimstocks53 07-15-2019 06:10 PM

A-1 mixed with 'What's this here sauce?'. Sometimes with a little added heat.

jermoQ 07-15-2019 06:14 PM

I don't measure this:
Lotsa (4 to 8 cloves) chopped or pressed garlic
Soy sauce-1/4 to 1/2 cup
Dijon or brown mustard-2 tbsp
Red wine vinegar 3 or 4 tbsp
Fresh Black pepper

Mix, marinade 4 to 8 hours

Stingerhook 07-15-2019 06:32 PM

Just did this on a hunk of beef, not steak though.
https://www.bbq-brethren.com/forum/s...d.php?t=273908

jdtTX 07-15-2019 07:05 PM

I like them in a soy based marinade sometimes. Usually soy sauce, garlic, etc. Turns out pretty good.

Big Andy 07-15-2019 08:41 PM

Allegro and Dale's both make great marinades. I prefer Allegro. Usually just use for kabobs or shoulder steaks.

sudsandswine 07-16-2019 08:35 AM

When I marinade a steak, which isn't often, I use a steak marinade from a local steakhouse chain called Hereford House. It works pretty well on burgers too.

https://www.walmart.com/ip/Hereford-...fl-oz/49933086

keeperofsecrets 07-16-2019 12:18 PM

Instead of a wet marinade, you could change up your dry rub and add to your existing SPOG:
  • Ancho or Chipotle powder
  • Chile powder
  • Cayenne pepper
  • Smoked Paprika
  • Cumin

You could even keep SPOG and dress it up after grilling by adding butter.


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