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Mr1bin Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
What is the difference between season and marinate?
What is the difference between season and marinate?
It seems to me same... Please distinguish them. thank you
It seems to me same... Please distinguish them. thank you
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Dear Mr1 bin To season is usually to sprinkle a powder or fine leaf onto food To marinate is to use a liquid to flavour food - to soak the food in the liquid Regards, Dave
- Dear Mr1 bin To season is usually to sprinkle a powder or fine leaf onto food To marinate is to use a liquid to flavour food - to soak the food in the liquid Regards, Dave
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Dear Mr1 bin
To season is usually to sprinkle a powder or fine leaf onto food
To marinate is to use a liquid to flavour food - to soak the food in the liquid
Regards, Dave
To season is usually to sprinkle a powder or fine leaf onto food
To marinate is to use a liquid to flavour food - to soak the food in the liquid
Regards, Dave
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