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How do Alaskans preserve salmon?

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The Salmon Strips Go Into The Brine We stirred them in the brine for about an hour, letting the strips soak in that perfect amount of salt for flavor and preservation. We brine the salmon for an hour, before tying with string and hanging to dry.

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