Template:Marinades
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[edit] Collapsed state
Note to editors on how to manage collapsibility:
- Use {{Marinades|state=collapsed}} to show this template in its collapsed (hidden) state.
- Use {{Marinades|state=expanded}} to show this template in its expanded (fully visible) state.
- Use {{Marinades|state=autocollapse}} to show this template in its collapsed (hidden) state only if there is another template of the same type on the page. (This is usually the default.)
[edit] Usage
When placing this template on the article pages, please use the following guidelines:
- Place the template below any regional templates. E.G., the {{Argentinian cuisine}} template would go first on the Chimichurri article.
- If there is a related template, such as those listed below, the template that best reflects the contents of the article should go first.
[edit] Guidelines for inclusion
When adding new ingredients to this template, please follow these guidelines:
- spice rubs should not be included in this list, please use the {{Herbs & spices}} template.
- Flavored oils and butters should not be included in this list, please use the {{Fatsandoils}} template.
- This list should only include generic marinades as opposed to commercial brand marinades.
[edit] See also
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