marynowani
Marynowani is a Polish term used as an adjective meaning marinated. Derived from the verb marynować, it describes foods that have undergone the process of marination. In Polish grammar, marynowani is the masculine plural form; feminine and neuter forms are marynowane and marynowane, respectively. In practice, the word appears in recipes and culinary descriptions to indicate that ingredients or dishes have been immersed in a marinade, known as marynata.
A marinade typically combines an acidic component such as vinegar or citrus juice, with oil, salt, sugar,
Common examples of marynowani foods in Polish cuisine include pickled cucumbers and onions in a vinegar-based
Food safety and handling: marinated foods should be kept refrigerated during the marination process, and time