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Meanings of salt-cured in English

(Used especially of meats) preserved in salt.

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Usage of salt-cured in English
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The best of these are the piscatory equivalent of salt-cured hams.
On food and cooking: the science and lore of the kitchen
2
Fatty fish are usually smoked, or salt-cured in closed containers to minimize rancidity.
On food and cooking: the science and lore of the kitchen
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But you become tough and unwieldy too, like salt-cured fish.
The Irish Times
4
It's an acquired taste, salt-cured and very strong, but it makes an excellent winter soup.
The Guardian
5
It's a heaping helping of salt that's been salt-cured.
Reuters
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It has a restaurant where you can enjoy superb mojama (salt-cured tuna) and a chilled beer.
The Guardian
7
The pink color of salt-cured meats comes from yet another alteration of the myoglobin molecule (p. 148).
On food and cooking: the science and lore of the kitchen
8
The ice seal cracked, and the thick sea-salt-cured planking swung back to reveal a twilight landscape of day-burning stars and ice.
A Fortress of Grey Ice
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Retrieve your dog whip. Sadaluk pointed to the strip of salt-cured sealskin that lay curled in the hackled ice at the river shore.
Watcher of the Dead
10
Salt-cured eggs are delicious as is -just peel and eat.
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