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salting

[ US /ˈsɔɫtɪŋ/ ]
[ UK /sˈɒltɪŋ/ ]
NOUN
  1. the act of adding salt to food

How To Use salting In A Sentence

  • Local governments are responsible for salting and gritting roads as they freeze.
  • The city seems to wait a week to see if the ice will melt before salting the roads.
  • There are three main salting methods: kench salting, pickle curing and brining. Chapter 5
  • Watching from the Breydon Bridge observation hide at high tide, I suddenly became aware of hundreds of dunlin taking wing and climbing high above the saltings.
  • The advantage of kench salting is that the fluids are drained off leaving the flesh fairly dry. Chapter 5
  • And the word salad literally means salted, the culinary practice of salting leafy vegetables. The Christmas Cookie Club
  • Use of condiments such as soy sauce and ketchup, as well as salting food at the table, also increases sodium intake.
  • Behind plastic curtain-strip doors, workers in hairnets, smocks and surgical masks move with assembly-line efficiency in the 40-degree Fahrenheit room warm temperature affects the caviar's taste separating eggs from ovary, then washing, salting and tinning the caviar. The Great California Caviar Rush
  • According to investigation and chemical analyses, there is phenomenon of soil desalting alkalization in Tianjin , which has endangered sustainable agriculture and city landscape.
  • A suggested sequence to include all the treatment methods in the lessons is to start with onions (no treatment) and proceed with greens such as tampala, mustard or bok choy (blanching) and a fruit like bananas (anti-oxidant coating), then mangos or apricots (sulfuring) and finish with beef or a lean fish like cod, tilapia or congo (salting). Chapter 6
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