Sentence examples for dried salted from inspiring English sources

Outbreaks of foodborne botulism associated with Group II C. botulinum type B have also involved fish in North America, such as those involving salmon eggs (Dolman et al. 1960), salted salmon (CDC 1979), trout (Hauschild 1985), and dried salted whole whitefish (kapchunka) (CSDHS 1981; CDC 1985).

There are Korean kimchi, oyster sauces, dried salted fish, Chinese bean curd skins, Italian olive oils and dried shrimp paste.

(a) Cumulative salted fish consumption per capita was estimated from FAO commodity statistics on fish, dried, salted or smoked.

Much of the catch is dried, salted, or smoked.

The city contains sawmills, distilleries, bottling plants, and factories producing dried salted beef.

"At Masa we serve dried salted herring, soaked in rice water for five days and marinated in tosazu vinegar".

(b) 'Packer' means any person canning fish or preserving fish by the common methods of drying, salting, pickling or smoking.

Meat preserved by drying, salting, curing and smoking can be used when other food sources are scarce.

Spikey protrusions, cracked earth, dried salt lakes and foamy residues are all part of the landscapes created by this undertaking.

Ceviche, dried salt cod, and Spanish and Portuguese fish dishes are also very popular in Mexico.

Persons engaged in preserving sardines by the common methods of drying, salting, smoking or pickling may use in a reduction plant or by reduction process such sardines, or fish delivered mixed with sardines, as are unfit for drying, salting, smoking or pickling, which are not intentionally taken into the plant in a condition unfit for processing for human consumption.