Preparation for Japanese BBQ
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Topic: Japanese Bbq Cuts
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Primary source: https://www.creativeeateries.com.sg/articles/tag/Japanese+BBQ+cuts
Quick Info
Meat should be sliced approximately 1/4 inch thick for optimal grilling.
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- Should meat be marinated?: Yes, marinating adds flavor, but it should be light to not overpower the meat's natural taste.
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What is the ideal thickness for meat slices?
Meat should be sliced approximately 1/4 inch thick for optimal grilling.
Should meat be marinated?
Yes, marinating adds flavor, but it should be light to not overpower the meat's natural taste.
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