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FAB Mixes for
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FAB B - For Beef | |
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FAB B Lite - For Beef and Veal | |
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FAB C - For Chicken and Poultry | |
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FAB P - For Pork |
FAB is designed to –
| Enhances natural meat flavors | |
| Makes your BBQ juicier | |
| Improves texture for better slicing and taste | |
| Increases yields |
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No added salt, easy to use |
How do I use FAB? –
| Start by mixing two parts liquid with one part FAB by volume.
Use up to four parts liquid to suit your taste. (By weight, 4-1 would be approximately 72% water/liquid to 28% dry mix) Customize your mixture and experiment. | |
| Stir well with moderate agitation until the mixture begins to thicken slightly. | |
| Try a variety of liquids like wine, balsamic vinegar in combinations with water for your own custom blend. | |
| Inject at least 10% of total weight of the raw meat. Thinner cuts (about an inch or so) can marinate directly, soaking without injection. | |
| Use about two ounces per pound of meat | |
| Injections should be done at about two to three inch intervals throughout the meat surface. | |
| Allow to marinate at least 4 hours under refrigeration,
turning occasionally to assist in even marinating. Use your vacuum sealer for faster action! | |
| Cook at 220 F. or higher, depending on what you are preparing, until an internal temperature of at least 160 F. is reached. | |
| Allow meat juices to equalize for about one half hour (or more) after cooking is finished and prior to slicing. |
FAB can be injected into large cuts of meat like ribs and brisket, but it can also be used to soak into smaller cuts like chicken wings or flank steak. FAB will penetrate about an inch into a cut of meat, so the choice is yours. To get excellent results, inject FAB about every inch with an injector that has multiple holes on each side along the length of the syringe, like our Monster Marinade Injector, and avoid injectors that only have a single hole at the tip—they will not give sufficient distribution of FAB. Some of our customers even use tumblers to get the best, most even distribution. Give it a try and see which method achieves the results that work best for you.
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