Marinade for London Broil

[sherry f]

I just bought some pre-sliced London Broil (kosher and therefore pre-salted). I have never cooked it before, but understand that it can be tough and therefore should not be overcooked. A simple marinade for the barbecue would be terrific.

[KaimukiMan]

red wine, shoyu (soy sauce), minced garlic, minced ginger. maybe add some black pepper just before broiling.

[Lisbet]

Here is a recipe that I fully intend to try! Really sounds good! Got it from a TV news program:

London Broil Marinade

1 cup olive oil
¾ cup soy sauce
¼ cup Worcestershire Sauce
2 tablespoons dry mustard
2 teaspoons salt
1/3 cup fresh lemon juice
1 tablespoon course pepper
½ cup red wine vinegar
1½ teaspoons dried parsley flakes
2 crushed garlic cloves

Combine all ingredients. Marinate overnight, then cook on the grill. Also works with chicken.

http://cbs3.com/summer/local_story_15...

[weinstein5]

Pre-sliced? - I am assuming you mean they are more like steaks - this also works for a whole london boil roast as well -

I keep kosher as well so I am familiar with the salted meat rinsing the meat should make sure that a good amount of the salt is off then use a simple mixture of lsoy saice (can use low sodium) and brown sugar is wonderful -

[diva360]

I like to use dry red wine, balsamic vinegar, about a quarter cup each, and finely minced garlic plus a T. each of honey and soy sauce. You can marinate the meat for up to a day.

Remember to slice the steak very thinly against the grain before serving. This method will also work for flank steak.

[sherry f]

I tried balsamic/red wine/garlic soy marinade. We found it to be too acidic. I think I will really cut down the vinegar next time.

[diva360]

I forgot to put the oil in my post! Sorry about that--you definitely need about a half a cup of oil to cut the acid, whisked to make an emulsion. I hope you used some in your marinade!

[Hungry Celeste]

Soy & brown sugar is a good start, add some chopped fresh ginger & garlic, too.

[ozhead]

Soy + brown sugar + ginger + garlic has a name: teriyaki.