Henceforth a season of activity, seasoned with salt junk, is to be the order of the day.
How could you even think of trying to roast a bit of salt junk?
"salt junk and hard tack," suggested Wilton, who was not partial to this diet.
Instead of pork and salt junk, the men were allowed turkeys; and in place of boiled hominy and molasses, they had plum pudding.
He prefers a West Indian life of warmth and unlimited bananas to an existence in a damp ship on salt junk and biscuit.
Another set of fellows adhered pertinaciously to their salt junk and hard tack, ship bread and beef.
There being no fresh provisions in the market, I have to put up with salt junk.
I can sleep on that heartbreaking husk mattress with Ingua, but I'll be skinned if I eat your salt junk and corn pone.
Withal, sailors who have been for months on a diet of “salt junk,” not only eat, but pronounce it highly palatable.
Deal better than salt junk and pickled pig and biscuit, I can tell yer.
