We just tried this marinade with steaks, let them sit in it for 24 hours. We substituted the red wine vinegar with 1/2 cup of Sailor Jerry rum, and added a bit of balsamic vinegar. It was amazing!
From EatingWell: May/June 2007
This big, bold marinade recipe was adapted from a local Vermont restaurant and caterer. We make it in huge batches and freeze the extras so we always have it on hand. Use on: Extra-firm tofu, salmon, chicken, duck, pork, beef, lamb (see Tip)





We just tried this marinade with steaks, let them sit in it for 24 hours. We substituted the red wine vinegar with 1/2 cup of Sailor Jerry rum, and added a bit of balsamic vinegar. It was amazing!





First off - I love the name of this recipe. Although everyone I mentioned it to was wondering if it had rum in it. I was very excited when I saw this - I love all the ingredients in other dishes but was curious as to how they'd work in this. No worries needed! This is OUTSTANDING! I made it this morning and then marinated some chicken legs, thighs and breasts in it. I didn't change anything... it was FANTASTIC and will be my go to marinade from here on out. Simply Awesome!





This recipe was amazing. I just made it for my wife, and we both absolutely loved it. We didn't have ground cloves, but it didn't taste like it was missing anything.





My husband and I LOVE this recipe. We marinate chicken in it and throw it on the grill. It rocks!! We also love your magazine, its AWESOME!





This was a very surprising and tasty marinade! I also used this with chicken breast on the grill, but I am looking forward to doing kabobs, with green, red, and yellow bell pepers. I love the way the pepers really soak up the marinade flavor, and this marinade is one I wouldn't mind tasting a lot more! It gets all the stars at my house. :)
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