Dumb food question

I've just bought a bottle of Mustard Honey & Herb which I thought was a sauce but it says Marinade.

I don't want to use it as a marinade but simply as sauce on the cooked meal, does anyone know if I can do this or does the sauce have to be cooked?


@bright.ton42 wrote:

I've just bought a bottle of Mustard Honey & Herb which I thought was a sauce but it says Marinade.

I don't want to use it as a marinade but simply as sauce on the cooked meal, does anyone know if I can do this or does the sauce have to be cooked?


Given - I am an ace in the room with the stainless steel thingy.

 

Could you heat the marinade  - then cool to use as sauce.

 

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i wouldn't use it.

 

if it is unopened and you have the receipt

take it back and change it for the sauce.

Whats in the sauce? Can you list the ingredients??

 Or what is the name? Then I will look it up..

 

 

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@bright.ton42 wrote:

lol to ya both. 

Anyone else?

 


nah...dont use it as a sauce.

 

marinade is stronger, more acidic.

 

 

 

Just checking your Q is - Does the marinade need to be cooked to be eaten? 

The A is No, it doesnt, its just thicker than a sauce.

 

 

 

If it is the Mfoods one, its fine to use as a sauce- its the vege gum- xanthan which thickens it.. you might want to loosen it and add a bit of hot water( just a tspn) to make it more runny.

 

 

PS I cook, a lot..and eat a lot! I wouldnt be taking it back. Waste of time.

Make sure you put it in the fridge once its open.

 

and bright, there are no dumb food Qs..

 

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