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Brining it sucks all the blood back into the bones somehow. I think it can also help add moisture.
I normally always cook it long and slow in a stock anyway, braising basically. Brown each piece in hot pan first then a few hours low and slow in the oven in a stock I make with lots of tasty stuff in it.
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Cool. Cheers, never tried that....normally just wrap in streaky bacon and whack em in the slow cooker
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