How do you log Marinade?
SeanD2407
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How do you log marinade. When I marinade chicken for the week, i'll use the entire bottle. But obviously plenty of marinade is left over once I pull out the chicken dispose of it.
Is there a tip to marinading chicken if its 15 calories a serving... how many servings probably get absorbed by the chicken breast.
Is there a tip to marinading chicken if its 15 calories a serving... how many servings probably get absorbed by the chicken breast.
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I never bothered with that kind of minutia. The calories from a marinade are going to be pretty negligible in regards to what actually sticks to the chicken. Don't let perfection be the enemy of good, or good enough.0
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I don't count it either.0
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I'll generally log something to account for a small portion of it. I'll make a marinade for cooking jerk chicken for example. And assume about 30% of the calories gets taken in/cooked/eaten with the 3-4 pounds of chicken cooked and factor out 'my' bit of that. This particular marinade is made with a variety of spices, some brown sugar, pineapple juice, lemon or lime juice, onion. So its not high calorie, but its not next to none either.0
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If you want to be exact about it, you could weigh the marinade before and after and assume the difference is what was absorbed into the chicken.1
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