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      Should I brine a turkey that has been already been "kosher soaked, salted and rinsed"?

      a Whole Foods Market Customer
      • Posted by: a Whole Foods Market Customer
      • September 26, 2011
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      drbabs
      drbabs September 26, 2011
      No; it has effectively already been brined.
       
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