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To pickle in brine

A good brine is made of bay salt and water, thoroughly saturated, so that some of the salt remains undissolved; into this brine the substance to be preserved is plunged, and kept covered with it. Among vegetables, French beans, artichokes, olives, and the different sorts of samphire, may be thus preserved, and among animals, herrings.

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