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Step 1
Place the salt, dried basil, and balsamic in a small food processor.
Step 2
Pulse just a few times until everything is incorporated.
Step 3
The salt will be slightly wet from the balsamic. Spread the salt out on a baking sheet and let dry either in a warm oven or overnight. It might stick together a little, but you can easily break it up with your hands when dried to store.
Step 4
Pour the salt into a container for storing. The flavors will continue to build over time. Place a pinch of dry, uncooked rice in the container to help keep it from caking and absorbing moisture.
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