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'''Brine''' as a [[verb]], brining means to treat with or steep in brine. As a noun it is a strong solution of [[water]] and [[salt]], and a [[sweetener]] such as [[sugar]], [[molasses]], [[honey]], or [[corn syrup]] may be added to the solution for [[flavor]] and to improve browning.
 
'''Brine''' as a [[verb]], brining means to treat with or steep in brine. As a noun it is a strong solution of [[water]] and [[salt]], and a [[sweetener]] such as [[sugar]], [[molasses]], [[honey]], or [[corn syrup]] may be added to the solution for [[flavor]] and to improve browning.
  
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Latest revision as of 03:16, June 24, 2016

Brine as a verb, brining means to treat with or steep in brine. As a noun it is a strong solution of water and salt, and a sweetener such as sugar, molasses, honey, or corn syrup may be added to the solution for flavor and to improve browning.

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