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    Can I use sea salt to brine a turkey instead of kosher? Don't have it on hand. Help!

    Clara
    • Posted by: Clara
    • November 25, 2013
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    • Turkey brine

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    Declan
    Declan November 25, 2013
    Yes ... Just reduce the quantity slightly. Taste your brine and adjust as needed
     
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