So how can you season food without all the salt?

The salt is the same all the way through here.

Well I'd never heard of salt being put down before!

I could not see for the salt water in my eyes.

You have given me the water and salt from your own body.

Let the salt air do a bit of work and then he.

Everyone of these, the big the one thing they've all got is a salt.

They will understand and open their eyes, rather than having them full of salt!

And as I was saying, there always used to be salt on the table.

The town did not run out of salt last year, but it came close.

Leave it in the salt water for a few minutes.

Who told me not to do it, put salt into the water then?

And you want further to take their salt from them!

You can make your own for nearly half the salt.

They probably only come to the salt every couple of days.

"They probably think that the salt water is good for you."

Yes, at first everything you eat seems to need salt.

The same would be true, one might think, of salt.

But they made a great thing with the salt fish.

The one problem we still have is what if somebody got the salt?

She would keep it there for at least 24 hours to let the salt do its work.

You'll probably want to add a little more salt at the same time.

If you really cannot do without salt, then use a very small amount only.

"But at least the second one was fresh water instead of salt."

That's why I've got so much salt in my eyes.

These are fried in front of you and then salted.

However, I have enough salted away to tide me over for a while.

Unlike the rest of the food, however, they were salted.

I think you've certainly salted the potatoes on this one.

As if we have salted away ten years' tribute against the day!

That brings the amount the state has salted away to almost $3 billion.

I salted the water barrels; there were ten of them.

It is a specific case of a more general technique known as salting out.

It's salted away where no prying eyes will find it.

Their skins are dried out almost as if they were salted.

He's probably salting away money in a secret bank account.

They first salted the legs and then let them smoke for two days over special woods.

What they had heard and, if nothing else, the wind salted with sand drove them.

They were older, mostly female, with a few younger men and women salted among them.

However, the story that they salted the earth is apocryphal.

The mine had been salted, and in a very thorough fashion.

Get into the habit of tasting your food before salting it.

Ours was quite young, and salted down almost like venison.

This is done by a soaking and salting the meat.

Salting never married and he did not give largely to charities.

The land was salted to destroy its productivity for decades forward.

It was the office for his giant meat salting company, the largest in the world at the time.

Or, if you're hungry, I have meat salted in the next chamber.

The night sky was an unpolluted black field salted with stars.

The new ocean was salted just enough, then laced with iron.

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"We have not been able to get salt or sugar."

I kept getting salt water into my mask and it was hard to clear.

This is where the peoples round about here get salt with which to trade.

Getting salt from different layers of rock in a mountain used to be a very dangerous job.

After people learned how to get salt from the ocean, salt became cheaper.

"I hope you've got salt," he said as he followed Aaron up the steps.

Throughout winter the fishing families burned fires to get salt from the seawater.

"And you can't even get salt, vinegar or soy sauce."

The Zombies can't live when they get salt on 'em.

I got salt out of my trunk.

Get salt, the scraps and salt vinegar we'll eat.

'Once you get salt into a wall.', they'd say and shrug hopelessly.

'Sometimes I think everything is simply getting salted to death.'

This well, I just got salt water.' "

He raised the next one, commenting: "H'm, got salt in the pepper one too."

And because he feels that he seasons his food so well, the only way you can get salt and pepper is by request.

I had hoped we could get Salt Lake City."

Have they got salt on?

So we've got salt down.

He had gone west, specifically to get salt from the people who lived near the Great Waters of the West.

I haven't got salt in my blood yet, but I've started sprinkling it on my salad.'

Yeah, I've gotta get salt anyway.

"I got salt and pepper.

We were so hungry that we boiled the dirt under the smokehouse to get salt that winter.

You've got salt.