Go for it. The original corning process was a packing and pressing process, in which layers of salt corns were mixed in with beef pieces in a barrel. Over time a brine developed, which cured the meat. The salt was just a grade of salt, the size of which was about 1/4" in diameter. It made a good size for curing meats for long boat voyages. The modern brining process was developed as it is faster. There are many ways.
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