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Calories after marinating
I am curious on how to calculate calories after you marinate something, The reason I ask is that the meat will not absorb every drop of the marinade. Should I cut the calories in half from the marinade? What would be the calories on this simple recipe below? I would think the chicken might absorb a table spoon of the olive oil.
1/4 cup olive oil
clove of garlic
juice of half a lemon
tsp oregano
salt/pepper to taste
8 ounce boneless/skinless chicken breast grilled
1/4 cup olive oil
clove of garlic
juice of half a lemon
tsp oregano
salt/pepper to taste
8 ounce boneless/skinless chicken breast grilled
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Estimate to the best of your ability. It's not an exact science. Even with a food scale it is all about estimating when it comes to some things.0
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Good question! Now I'm curious too.
Maybe measure the liquid before and after marinating and that'll give you a good estimate of what was absorbed?
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