salting
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- noun
- /ˈsɔltɪŋ/
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salado
- She went on then to a salting and pounding of meat, stopping once to ask if he wanted to stay for dinner.
- protein without salting
- salting), 40 grams
- hour of salting
So all of this meant that salting foods was no longer the strategic act necessary for you to not die over the winter.
- So all of this meant that salting foods was no longer the strategic act necessary for you to not die over the winter.
Examples
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For dinner, I had a lamb shank that needed salting.
Fiction book (2002) -
The salting changes the nature of the proteins in the turkey, allowing them to retain moisture.
Blog text (11) -
But in cooking, the one area where I prefer more guidance is in salting food.
Blog text (8) -
So all of this meant that salting foods was no longer the strategic act necessary for you to not die over the winter.
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Today we're doing the Trader Joe's salting or tomorrow we're doing the wonderful salting with the with those cups from, from round one.
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We extracted DNA from each tissue sample using the salting-out method.
Academic text (2018) -
Heavy-handed salting is a cheap and lazy way to play to the lowest common denominator.
Blog text (21) -
The local government cost of snowplowing, snow removal, and road-salting must be a tremendous tax burden to all, plus the loss of sales, closed schools, etc. when the weather is just too fierce.
Blog text (32) -
Subsequently, the handling of animal hides was shown to involve some risk of exposure while the product was being offloaded and spread out for grading and salting.
Academic text (1992) -
The chef emphasized the importance of salting the meat properly to enhance its flavor.
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Etymology
Salting comes from the simple word salt ('salt') plus the action ending -ing, so it literally means 'adding salt'. People have used salt for a long time to add flavor and to keep food from going bad, which is why salting means both seasoning and preserving.