brining
ˈbraɪnɪŋ
Definition

Definition of brining - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

cookingTECH.related to soaking in brineTECH.
  • The brining process makes the meat more flavorful.
  • Brining the turkey overnight improves its taste.
  • The chef recommends brining the vegetables before grilling.
marinating pickling
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Origin of brining

Middle English, bringe (to bring)

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  1. French:saumuré, ...
  2. German:Salzlake, ...
  3. Italian:in salamoia, ...
  4. Spanish:en salmuera, ...
  5. Portuguese:de salmoura, ...
  6. Chinese:腌制, ...
  7. Japanese:塩水漬け, ...
  8. Arabic:مُنَقَّع, ...
  9. Hebrew:מָלוּחַ בְּתְּמִיסָה, ...
  10. Russian:в рассоле, ...
  11. Ukrainian:маринування, ...
  12. Hindi:नमक के पानी में भिगोना, ...
brine
braɪn

Definition of brine - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
food preservationwater saturated with salt for preserving food
  • The pickles were stored in brine.
saline
2.
sea waterthe saltwater of the sea or ocean
  • Sailors ventured into the brine.
saltwater seawater
3.
chemistryTECH.solution of salt in water for industrial useTECH.
  • The factory used brine for cooling systems.
pickle saline saltwater

Verb

tr.
1.
preserve foodsoak or preserve in salty water
  • They brine the meat overnight before smoking it..
cure pickle
2.
flavoringsoak food in salty water to add flavor
  • The chef brined the chicken to enhance its taste.
marinate pickle
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Images of brine

  • brine: water saturated with salt for preserving food
    water saturated with salt for preserving food
  • brine: solution of salt in water for industrial use
    solution of salt in water for industrial use

Expressions with brine

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small animal living in salty lakes or used as fish food
Brine shrimp are often found in salty lakes.
preserved by soaking in salt water
The brine-cured olives had a rich, salty flavor.

Origin of brine

Old English, bryne (salt water)

Examples of brine in a sentence

  • They kept the fish in brine for preservation.
  • The fish swam gracefully through the brine.
  • The brine splashed over the rocks during high tide.
  • The brine was stored in large tanks.
  • Brine is essential in the pickling process.
  • You should brine the turkey for at least 12 hours.

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  1. French:saumure, saumurer, ...
  2. German:Salzlake, pökeln, ...
  3. Italian:salamoia, conservare in salamoia, ...
  4. Spanish:salmuera, poner en salmuera, ...
  5. Portuguese:salmoura, salgar, ...
  6. Chinese:盐水, 盐渍, ...
  7. Japanese:塩水, 塩漬けにする, ...
  8. Arabic:مَحْلُول مِلْحِي, مَلَّحَ, ...
  9. Hebrew:תַּמְלַחַת, לְהַשְׁרוֹת בְּמֵי מֶלַח, ...
  10. Russian:рассол, мариновать, ...
  11. Ukrainian:розсіл, солити, ...
  12. Hindi:नमकीन घोल, नमक के पानी में भिगोना, ...
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