Can I put chicken marinade on chicken after it was almost cooked?

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Can I put uncooked chicken marinade back on chicken after it is almost finished on the BBQ or roasted?



Best Answer

If it's the same marinade you marinated the chicken in, I would be very careful. If it's not cooked to a high enough temperature, it is not safe to eat, as it has been in contact with raw chicken. It would probably be safe, but I would just mix up a new similar batch and use that to finish off the chicken. It's not worth risking salmonella to save the cost of making a little more marinade.




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Quick Answer about "Can I put chicken marinade on chicken after it was almost cooked?"

All you need to do is heat it to 160F (70C) for a minute and it will be safe.

Can I marinate chicken after is cooked?

Yes, that's right! You can marinate already cooked chicken, but you need to remember that when doing this you need to add ingredients such as soy sauce, red wine, and honey to the marinade, so your already cooked chicken won't dry out.

Can you pour marinade over cooked meat?

The marinade doesn't need to cool completely after boiling if you want to use it for basting, as bastes can be applied hot with a brush, spoon, or heatproof baster. The marinade is also safe to use as a sauce to slather on top of the finished meat or as a dipping sauce.

Can you partially cook chicken and finish it later?

Information. No, never brown or partially cook chicken to refrigerate and finish cooking later because any bacteria present would not have been destroyed. It is safe to partially pre-cook or microwave chicken immediately before transferring it to the hot grill to finish cooking.

Can you put chicken back in a marinade?

Question: After raw chicken is marinated, can I use that marinade to baste the chicken? Answer: "Oh, you sure can," says Curtis. "Now, the only thing you don't want to do is use that raw marinade in a sauce, because then, of course, you'd be eating the marinade that came into contact with the raw chicken."



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It's unwise to do that as it could carry salmonella or other foodborne illnesses from the uncooked chicken. Although mopping some on in the last minutes of cooking will be ok most of the time there's always a possibility some will not get cooked enough.

The simple answer to this is for you to cook your marinade for a bit before you use it as a baste. All you need to do is heat it to 160F (70C) for a minute and it will be safe. It will impact the flavor a bit but I'd take the trade-off any day.

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