marinade
die Marinade, die Marinaden
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marinade
A seasoned liquid in which meat, fish, vegetables, or other foods are placed so that they absorb flavor and often become more tender.
Die Marinade besteht aus Olivenöl, Zitronensaft, Knoblauch und Kräutern.
The marinade consists of olive oil, lemon juice, garlic, and herbs.
| gender | feminine die |
|---|---|
| plural | die Marinaden |
| genitive | der Marinade |
| singular | plural | |
|---|---|---|
| nominative | die Marinade | die Marinaden |
| accusative | die Marinade | die Marinaden |
| dative | der Marinade | den Marinaden |
| genitive | der Marinade | der Marinaden |
The article changes with the case; it is shown in colour.
Verbs such as „anrühren“ (to mix), „zubereiten“ (to prepare), „einlegen“ (to marinate), and „übergießen“ (to pour over) are often used with „Marinade“ (marinade). Ingredients such as oil, vinegar, lemon juice, garlic, and herbs are also frequently mentioned together with the word.
Für das Gemüse rührt sie eine Marinade aus Öl, Essig und Kräutern an.
For the vegetables, she mixes a marinade from oil, vinegar, and herbs.
After „in“ (into/in), „Marinade“ (marinade) takes the accusative when something is placed into it, and the dative when it is already in it. This allows you to distinguish between movement and a state.
Wir legen den Tofu in die Marinade.
We put the tofu into the marinade.
Der Tofu liegt seit einer Stunde in der Marinade.
The tofu has been sitting in the marinade for an hour.
„Marinade“ (marinade) is mainly used in the context of preparing food. Typical details describe its ingredients, how long it is left to marinate, or the foods that are in it.
Die Marinade muss über Nacht in den Kühlschrank gestellt werden.
The marinade has to be placed in the refrigerator overnight.
