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		<title>By: Solange</title>
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		<description>Brined turkey turns out moist and tender - it really is the way to go for Thanksgiving.  But brining can be used year round for chicken and shrimp.  Cut the brining time down to an hour or two. You&#039;ll be impressed with the results.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Brined turkey turns out moist and tender &#8211; it really is the way to go for Thanksgiving.  But brining can be used year round for chicken and shrimp.  Cut the brining time down to an hour or two. You&#8217;ll be impressed with the results.</p>
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