1 cup lime juice
1 teaspoon salt
1 tablespoon ginger root, grated
4 cloves garlic, pressed
1/4 cup olive oil
Throw all ingredients in a large, zipper-topped plastic bag,
mush it around to mix, then toss in your meat, chicken or fish (a
steak-like swordfish or mahi mahi would work, but a delicate
fish would fall apart). Place in the refrigerator and turn
whenever you remember. Not necessary, but will give you a more
even distribution of the flavors.
When the meat is marinated to your liking (you'll marinate fish
the least amount of time, then chicken and meat the longest;
from about 1 hour all the way to 8 hours), pull it out, throw it
on a medium high barbecue (that has been preheated for at least
10 minutes) and cook it to desired doneness. YUM!
This wonderful marinade will also work with veggies. So have
fun!
recipe courtesy of the savingdinner.com newsletter
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