| By Cvincolorado (Cvincolorado) on Sunday, September 12, 2004 - 11:52 pm: Edit |
I have some balsamic glazed pork country ribs on my current menu. I brine these for a day and then braise them for a few hours. Every time I have done this I remove them from the brine the next day(in fact every time I have ever brined anything I have removed it the next day). However, it being the off season in Colorado, the restaurant is closed tomorrow and I brined the ribs today. The question is, Must I go in on my day off tomorrow and remove them from the brine or will it be OK to let them sit for an extra day.
| By Ladycake (Ladycake) on Monday, September 13, 2004 - 01:54 pm: Edit |
This isn't my forte, but I believe that you could leave them in, the meat would be more flavorful, but you might get some disagreeable saltiness. If your marinade is strong but not salty, I believe you would be risking mushy meat. Really depends on the brine and the meat.