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You just add salt and other seasonings and let it rest uncovered in the fridge for at least a day. The longer you let it bribe, the saltier the meat will beHow did u dry brine it
Steps please
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You just add salt and other seasonings and let it rest uncovered in the fridge for at least a day. The longer you let it bribe, the saltier the meat will beHow did u dry brine it
Steps please
but ur neither a doctor nor a nurse though?????i use a computer for work
and u overestimate all what the drs and nurses are doing
does it get busy???
yeah
do they need workers???
yeah
but theres a bunch of downtime
go read a book
take the test
u can be a nurse or dr too
How much saltYou just add salt and other seasonings and let it rest uncovered in the fridge for at least a day. The longer you let it bribe, the saltier the meat will be
Methodical Managementbut ur neither a doctor nor a nurse though?????
1/2 teaspoon per pound of turkey. In my case I used 7.5 teaspoonsHow much salt
Like ur normal amount when u season it
Or extra
Did I say thatso your a doctor then?
ok nawghty
have a good night, 6ix9ineMethodical Management
He’s constantly following me around
To instigate stuff with me
Also has said the N word numerous times on here
Even though he’s white
Speaking of eggs. I went to the grocery store by me the other day for eggs and a dozen eggs are now up to 8 bucks.
Yooooooo, Haribos are too hard but Albanese are
2 eggs fried hard in olive oil
Best looking eggs in #NTFood thread history.
2 eggs fried hard in olive oil
I have questions. This is in the northeast, right? This may sound like a ridiculous question but why do y’all heavily season the shell? Do you eat the shell? I’m from the south, for the most part I’ve always disregarded the shell.Capt’n Franks- Baltimore
Damn no yolk at all to be scooped up with toast. Lol
I live in Baltimore. Pretty sure the idea is that the seasoning can make it's way into the meat, and if not, you still have it on your hands from when you're picking the crab apart, so are getting the flavor there anyways.I have questions. This is in the northeast, right? This may sound like a ridiculous question but why do y’all heavily season the shell? Do you eat the shell? I’m from the south, for the most part I’ve always disregarded the shell.
I live in Baltimore. Pretty sure the idea is that the seasoning can make it's way into the meat, and if not, you still have it on your hands from when you're picking the crab apart, so are getting the flavor there anyways.
Definitely don't eat the shell
Most places don't actually use Old Bay. Usually some variation of JO.Not a fan of that honestly, the old bay gets overwhelming, but i'll still tear some up.