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Serves 4
These simple marinades use some shortcut ingredients and other items that you should
find in your local supermarket. The marinades work well for any grilled meat or fish,
prawns and tofu.
By Justine Pattison
Ingredients
Method
1. For the coronation-style marinade, mix the curry powder, lime zest and juice,
yogurt, mango chutney, oil and coriander (if using).
2. For the Moroccan-style marinade, flatten the garlic cloves with the end of a
rolling pin or the side of a knife and transfer to a large bowl. Add the harissa,
cumin, coriander, lemon juice, oil, honey, salt and lots of ground black pepper and
stir well.
3. For the satay-style marinade, put the peanut butter in a bowl and stir or whisk in
the soy sauce, oil, lime juice, ginger, chilli and sugar until thoroughly combined.
4. Add the protein of your choice and turn to coat in the marinade. The following
options all work well: 2–3 chicken breasts (sliced or cubed), 400g/14oz chicken
mini fillets, 4–6 boneless, skinless thighs (sliced or whole), 6–8 lamb cutlets,
500g/1lb 2oz cubed lamb leg, 4–6 lamb chops, 400g/14oz lean beef steak (cut
into strips), 300g/10½oz cubed skinless fish fillet, 4 thick fish fillets or
400g/14oz cubed tofu.
5. Cover and leave to marinate in the fridge for 2–3 hours, or overnight. Griddle,
barbecue or grill, threading onto wooden or metal skewers first if you like.
Recipe Tips
For the satay-style marinade, add 1 tbsp lemongrass purée to the marinade for a more
authentic flavour.