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Recipe(tried): Fix for pork jowl to salty - connie in vancouver

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Yes, soak it in water, changing the water every couple of hours. I would soak it for at least 12 hours. I have done this and it helps remove some of the salt.
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Shared by: Patsy, La
In reply to: ISO: I bought a pork jowl and it is to salty ...
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