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		<title>By: Stephan Drolet</title>
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		<dc:creator>Stephan Drolet</dc:creator>
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		<description>Though I`ve never brined my white fish (no reason, just haven`t), that method works well with Salmon, too, and it helps prevent the white fatty substance from forming on the outside. Alternatively, you can give it a quick cure in a flavoured salt for 10 minutes (Use the dried salt left over from making preserved lemons as a flavoured salt for example), and it will have a similar effect for the fat. (though this won`t keep it as moist as a brine, it`s still effective) 

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		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Though I`ve never brined my white fish (no reason, just haven`t), that method works well with Salmon, too, and it helps prevent the white fatty substance from forming on the outside. Alternatively, you can give it a quick cure in a flavoured salt for 10 minutes (Use the dried salt left over from making preserved lemons as a flavoured salt for example), and it will have a similar effect for the fat. (though this won`t keep it as moist as a brine, it`s still effective) </p>
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