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Canned Vs. Bagged Sauerkraut: Which Is Best?

If you are looking for some sauerkraut, you may have discovered that it can be packaged in different ways: canned in a jar or tin and bagged. So, does the way sauerkraut is packaged affect it in any...

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Fermenting vs Pickling: Which is Better?

Fermentation and pickling are two of the most common food preservation processes. Fermentation and pickling might seem similar, yet they are very different and the taste of pickled food differs from...

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Kombucha Vs. Beer – Do You Know The Difference?

Everybody likes a refreshing cold beverage on a hot summer day, and nowadays, there are so many different drinks to choose from. Some prefer a nice strong beer, and others might enjoy a lighter,...

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Here’s What To Do If Your Brine Is Too Salty

Brining is a common way to treat meat, poultry, and fish before cooking to enhance the flavor and juiciness of the meat. Brine is a salt solution with other herbs and spices to add flavor, but the...

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Should Brine Be Refrigerated?

Brine is the perfect thing to keep most meats juicy and flavourful, and it is used to preserve meats and other foods. It is the perfect mixture between salty and a bit of sweetness with a few fresh...

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5 Best And Worst Salts For Making Brine

The best way to keep a piece of meat or poultry tender and juicy is to brine or marinate the meat before cooking it. Adding liquids to the cut of meat will ensure that the meat does not dry out and...

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