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I really want to make this at home but I'm a little unsure how to do it right

I've filleted the prepared herring and now but it in a salt brine for 24 hours. Can I eat it now?
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I've never cured or brined a fish before so any advice is welcome
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You'll probably die if you eat that.
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yeah I guess but if your brine was literally just salt and water with no spices or aromatics it's just going to taste like salty raw fish
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>>21825047
Which is good for non fags who actually enjoy the taste of fish.
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>>21825093
>eats it with onion
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>>21825093
yeah nobody does that though. pickled herring has spices in it.
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>>21825124
Salted fish is pretty common desu senpai
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>>21825132
pickled herring is a specific dish from a specific region



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