My BOR-DO-LAY basics are: BOR-DO-LAY is good on everything but ice cream (not quite). However, it will blend well with most all food proudcts. I use it with all vegetables, rice, pasta, tomato sauces, pizza sauces, eggs, potatoes, and with all meat, fish, chicken, and wild game. The secret to BOR-DO-LAY is that it does not coat the product. It penetrates and blends with the basic makeup of the food. Therefore every dish will offer a unique flavor when you use BOR-DO-LAY. I also combine it with other marinades to create different flavors. BOR-DO-LAY’s properties actually help to prepare the food to enable the flavors offered in other marinades. It stores on the shelf and gets better with age. No need to refrigerate.
Every Easter Michael prepared leg-of-lamb. BOR-DO-LAY was really created for lamb but was high jacked to enhance other foods. This is a winning recipe for any holiday.
* For larger lamb pounds, just double recipe.
* You can substitute Radich’s Spicy Garlic Plus for Bor do lay.
For turkey or chicken, injection or basting.
Miracles will occur.
All kinds of cuts.
Place meat product into glass dish or an enameled marinating dish and add a small amount of marinade. Use enough to cover the meat. Very little of Radich’s BOR-DO-LAY is needed to do the job. The meat product will absorb the marinade and you can always add more. Mike Radich would marinate, and refrigerate his ribs for 4 days, adding Radich’s BOR-DO-LAY as needed. He turned the meat items every 12 hours.
Hamburgers-meat loafs, meat balls-1/3 cup of BOR-DO-LAY to one pound of ground meats. Form into shape and refrigerate over night. Excess BOR-DO-LAY will be absorbed into meat.