You've marinated a piece of meat in a liquid marinade and are about to cook the meat. Chef A says you should leave any excess marinade on the meat for added flavor and texture. Chef B says you should scrape off any excess marinade before cooking. Which chef is most likely correct?

Question 1 options:

A)

Chef A is correct.

B)

Both chefs are correct.

C)

Neither chef is correct.

D)

Chef B is correct.

1 answer

D) Chef B is correct.

It's generally recommended to scrape off excess marinade before cooking meat. This helps ensure that the meat cooks more evenly and prevents burning or excessive charring, especially if the marinade contains sugars. Additionally, while marinades can enhance flavor, too much liquid on the surface can hinder browning and texture.