This is a basic marinade for roasted/grilled/broiled meats requested by my sister. She also made a great suggestion of adding oil to the marinade. This helps the meat to be a little crispier on the outside and retain moisture while cooking.
Ingredients:
- Lemongrass
- Red Boat fish sauce
- palm sugar or coconut palm sugar*
- celtic salt (gray salt)
- garlic
- oil (EV olive oil, coconut oil, or pasture-raised lard)
Chop of the top 1/3 or lemongrass stalk. Using the unsharpened side of a chopping knife, bruise the lemongrass all along its length to release the juices.
Add everything to a food processor and pulverize. Put meat in a bowl, pot or freezer bag and add marinade. Toss until coated, then allow to marinade for a few hours in the fridge.
Cook meat in your favorite way (grill or broil). Can be eaten with brown rice or noodles/spring rolls or on salad.
*For those who are eating paleo or sugar-free, you can substitute syrup made from 1/2 c hot water and 1/3 cup dates, apricots or prunes & 1/4 tsp lemon juice. The syrup will keep for 1 week in the fridge.
*For those who are eating paleo or sugar-free, you can substitute syrup made from 1/2 c hot water and 1/3 cup dates, apricots or prunes & 1/4 tsp lemon juice. The syrup will keep for 1 week in the fridge.
Ăn Ngon Lành|Eat Delectably!
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