Sentence examples for brine salt from inspiring English sources

Brine, salt water, particularly a highly concentrated water solution of common salt (sodium chloride).

The production of brine salt is the most extensive mining activity.

Natural gas has been used for centuries in the production of brine salt.

When we first immerse it in salty brine, salt moves from the brine into the meat, and water from the meat into the brine.

Pastrami: This is deckle brisket from Creekstone Farms corned for 4 days in a wet brine (salt, sugar, curing salt and pickling spices) after first being injected with a puree of garlic mixed with the brine.

The paper then investigates the variability of the cost of desalted water with the major efficiency parameters of the desalting process and of the solar-to-power conversion process given water product rate, initial salt content, provisional reject brine salt content, design solar intensity and solar duration.

The core plugs were cleaned with toluene and methanol through a Soxhlet extraction apparatus at 60 70 °C to remove residual hydrocarbons, formation brine, salts and other contaminants.

However, the meat strips cut for drying are bigger and dry salting is usually applied instead of brine salting.

The carrageenan is therefore dispersed in the water after the brine salts are added; the carrageenan does not dissolve because of the high salt concentration, but as the ham cooks it does dissolve and is then effective.

If the chicken has not been brined, salt and pepper liberally on both sides.

Now that doesn't mean there is no osmosis at work at all, says Blonder. "In the early stages of brining, salt ions do leapfrog from cell membrane to cell membrane.