How do you produce cooking salt from a double displacement reaction?

Could you produce cooking salt from these reagents Na2Co3(s) and HCl (aq) ?

I know that this reaction yields the by-products NaCl(aq) and H20(l) from its ionic equation.
could I evacuate the water from the system then uses the NaCl(s) for cooking or if I were lost in a remote desert to replace my body salt that was lost from sweating?

Best reply by Fred:

neutralize HCl acid with NaOH to get NaCl and H20 Then evaporate the water to leave salt crystals

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Does it taste as good as roasting it without one? I want the most delicious traditional Thanksgiving turkey possible. Cooking bag or no cooking bag? Your opinion please.

Best reply by Big Biscuit:

I say yes. It will still get brown and crispy, but the inside will remain moist.

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Should I use a cooking bag to cook my Thanksgiving turkey?

I have too much to do and not enough time. Can I cook a turkey half way at home, then travel 2 hours and finish cooking it?

Best reply by john:

i wouldn’t your taking a chance bacteria will set in, don’t do it .

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I just went to the farmer’s market for some produce. I bought some cooking apples, not even realizing they were cooking kind. Just thought they were another variety to eat raw. I have never used cooking apples, and I’m not even that big a fan of cooked apples. I have 8 apples. What can I make with them? I’m looking more for healthier recipes if there is anything. And also would prefer not to use the oven in the summer.

Any suggestions?

Best reply by Radish:

Cut them into medium sized cubes, then stir fry them with butter, cinnamon and some sugar. Makes a good snack.

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