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    Should I cook the roast in the marinade?
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    Yes, this will keep the meat moist and flavorful.
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    Does a roast need to be defrosted before I make a pork roast?
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    Yes. A frozen roast won't absorb as much marinade.
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    Should I save and cook the marinade along with the meat?
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    No, discard it. It has been sitting with the raw meat and should be thrown out.
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    How long can I marinade pot roast in the fridge before cooking it?
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    You can marinate to 4 hours to overnight before cooking it. The longer the marination, the better, so preparing the roast the night before and marinating it would be a good option.
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