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      <title>Should You Cover Meat While It Marinates? Fridge, Counter, and Food-Safety Rules</title>
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      <description>Yes. Cover meat while it marinates and keep it in the refrigerator. A lid, sealed bag, or tightly covered container helps prevent leaks, odors, and cross-contamination; a short marinade is not a reason to leave raw meat on the counter.</description>
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