Is brining a kosher turkey redundant?

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marmalady said:
I don't know from laws or koshering - I DO know that kosher birds are on the salty side, no matter how they got that way! So I'd be careful about brining the bird on top of that, or you'll have all your hypertensive aunts and uncles keeling over!

Hmmmmmm.......................:devilish:


John
 
CharlieD said:
halal and kosher is not the same. though muslim eat kosher meat, the people that eat kosher cannot eat halal, as they are not up to the kosher rules and standards

I do know ChalrieD that kosher eaters do not eat halal,but halal eaters are allowed to eat kosher if halal is not available,i.e,halal is still preferable!
What i meant was halal rules and method is pretty detailed and strict too.

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http://www.thepoultrysite.com/FeaturedArticle/FATopic.asp?AREA=ProcessingandDisplay=186
 
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