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Brining works well to moisturize meats headed towards the deep fryer, the grill or the hot cast iron pan.

Brining not only preserves vegetables, it also makes them more digestible and nutritious.

After careful consideration of the proposal relating to the regulation of brining published on 15 December 2013, AFGRI Limited and its subsidiary AFGRI Poultry are in favour of the regulation, said CEO of AFGRI, Chris Venter.

AMES, Iowa, July 21 /PRNewswire/ -- Palisade Systems, a leading provider of data loss prevention products, announced today the appointment of Steve Brining to the position of Director, Channels and Enterprise Accounts.

Here we work through the basic process; refer to the chart on page 240 for brining and cooking directions for various birds.

In keeping with an annual company tradition, Foster Farms will be available to share valuable insights into holiday cooking, including how to update Thanksgiving turkey recipes using the latest barbecuing, brining, deep-frying and smoking techniques.

Brining is a technique used by professional chefs for decades to ensure turkey's natural juices are locked in place.

Because he never anticipates in advance when he'll be roasting a chicken, Peterson skips brining or salting, something other experts recommend for juicier, more-flavorful meat.

An old-fashioned way to preserve meat, brining involves soaking the meat in a strong salt-sugar-water solution--the process used to make corned beef.

Following the tip, viewers can watch in awe as the turkey sits and soaks in the brining solution for up to four days.

Many cooks have turned to brining the last couple of years as a way to ensure a moist and tender turkey.

This year, Morton, America's authority on salt, is sharing this preparation trade secret with home cooks everywhere with the Ultimate Guide to Brining available at http://www.

Brining is an old-fashioned method of preparing poultry that involves soaking the turkey in a solution of sugar, water and salt for several days.