A brief article explaining how to tenderize beef with baking soda

A salt brine and meat mallet aren’t your only options for the most succulent and juicy meat dishes. Learn how to use baking soda to tenderize meat quickly.

One of the main aims of cooking is to make meat tender. However, this is easier said than done. One way to ach

Baking soda is more useful than we thought!

When you learn the right way to tenderize meat, you discover you can buy cheaper cuts of meat and have them taste expensive. Some easy ways to do that include using baking soda, a marinade, vinegar or a mallet. Also, cooking meat in a Crockpot automatically tenderizes it.

A great flank steak marinade is important if you want a tender, juicy, flavorful steak. For best results, marinate your steak for at least 2 hours or longer if you have time.

In some of our recipes, meat is treated with baking soda dissolved in water to keep it tender. What happens if you leave the solution on the meat longer than the 15 to 20 minutes we call for?

I’ve had people ask me how I get some of the meats I cook so tender. i.e. Chicken Breast, Pork Chops, Steaks, Salmon… just about anything. The BEST way ever is. BAKING SODA!!!! (maybe some know this already) if you don’t you’re missing out.

If you have never thought of using baking soda to tenderize steak, it is a thing, lol. Many Chinese restaurants use baking soda as a meat tenderizer for

Today's cooks have rediscovered the old-fashioned technique of soaking meat in salted water, or brine, because it adds moisture and tenderizes tougher cuts. When the brine's salt gets replaced with baking soda, something remarkably different but equally tasty happens.