marinaded

Steeped in seasoning

Marinaded is the past tense of marinade used as a verb, meaning to soak food in a seasoned liquid before cooking: I marinaded the chicken overnight.

The more traditional verb form is marinate, making marinated the standard past tense, but marinade has increasingly taken on verb duties, and marinaded appears in casual usage.

culinary

soaked

Thoroughly wet throughout

seasoned · brined · flavored · basted · prepared · dressed · coated · bathed · immersed · saturated

ingredients

vinegar

Acidic cooking liquid

garlic · ginger · lemon · lime · wine · yogurt · buttermilk · teriyaki · chimichurri · jerk

proteins

steak

Thick beef slice

  • chickenDomestic fowl for eating
  • tofuCoagulated soy milk block
  • lambJuvenile sheep

pork · shrimp · fish · kebab · satay · kalbi · carne asada · tikka · shawarma · bulgogi

technique

overnight

Spanning evening to morning

resting · absorbing · penetrating · timing · duration · turning · coating · submerged · container · ziplock

Opposites
preparation method

marinadedunseasoned

Lacking flavor or experience

plain · unadorned · brined · smoked · dusted

treatment state

marinadeduntreated

Not given care

plain · raw · unseasoned · unprocessed · unprepared

Phrases
Family

marinade, marinades, marinading

Familiarity
Top 1,000,000
Profile
Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G