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How long to marinate meat before cooking?

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How long do I need to marinate a piece of meat for flavor to penetrate all the way into it? Are there easy calculations based on the maximum thickness? Does it also depend on the kind of meat or sauce?

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While I may not've cooked much, I'd say the time of marinating really depends on the meat, the marinade, and the intensity of flavor you want to settle with. One of the most common practices is you can have your meat pre-prepared by having it marinated overnight and get to cooking it by the next day.

Michael‭ wrote about 1 month ago

I posted the question after I had marinated a pork loin for something like 18 hours. The flavor only got 30% from edge toward center. It was a little odd having the core of each slice without the same taste as the outer ring.