This Is How You Can Rectify Excess Salt In Food.

India
May 8, 2018 10:12pm CST
Of course it's the worst thing if it happens and most of the times turns out to be a loss of time, effort and of course money and then you need to redo the cooking so it's more hard work. So yesterday mom prepared some bell peppers with potatoes and they were looking so good but I guess mom accidentally put extra salt in that and then to rectify it, mom prepared fried few more potatoes without any salt and added that to original dish and that came so good and I loved that in my lunch. It's a simple tip and I'm sure most are already aware of it. How's everyone doing? Do you know any other ways with which we can rectify the excess salt in dishes? Please share.
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@Icydoll (36713)
• India
9 May 18
We can add coconut milk..bread slices to reduce the excess salt .. usually potato can absorb the excess amount of salt .
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@Icydoll (36713)
• India
9 May 18
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• India
9 May 18
thanks for the tips buddy
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@JohnRoberts (109845)
• Los Angeles, California
9 May 18
If something is too salty, I just do not eat it.
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• India
9 May 18
I think there are ways we can lessen the salt
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@JohnRoberts (109845)
• Los Angeles, California
9 May 18
@thesupersingh By not pouring as much on food!
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@Sreekala (34312)
• India
9 May 18
That was the best method to do with fried potatoes. If it is gravy rich curry then we can look for other alternatives as well.
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@Sreekala (34312)
• India
9 May 18
@thesupersingh Please refer @silvermist response.
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• India
9 May 18
What are other alternatives
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@silvermist (19702)
• India
9 May 18
Yes,I remember my mom doing that.But boiling not frying.I know you help your mom by eating the dishes she prepares.But have you ever helped in cooking the dishes?
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• India
9 May 18
Yeah sometimes by peeling onions and potatoes
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@silvermist (19702)
• India
9 May 18
@thesupersingh That is really nice.
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• Philippines
9 May 18
I don't know much, but I have lessen the in take of salt, too much causes me to have uric acid problem.
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• India
9 May 18
Yeah it's best to have that in less quantity
@mlgen1037 (29886)
• Manila, Philippines
9 May 18
Since I am not much of a cook and I dont use salt, I dont know how my mom and husband rectifiy too much salt on the food.
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• India
9 May 18
Lol that's nice to know my friend. Take care
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@mlgen1037 (29886)
• Manila, Philippines
9 May 18
@thesupersingh Sure, anytime.
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@Mavic123456 (21891)
• Thailand
9 May 18
sounds good, how about adding sugar? I heard this is also a style.
• India
9 May 18
It's good but I have seen most doesn't like adding sugar but it's fine for me actually
@OneOfMany (12150)
• United States
9 May 18
Diluting things is generally a good way to go about it.
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• India
9 May 18
Yeah it does help a lot my friend. Thanks
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• Dallas, Texas
9 May 18
Great tip. I like it a lot.
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• India
9 May 18
Thanks my friend. Glad you liked it. Have a great evening
@augusta123 (6649)
9 May 18
Add more salt haha.okay add more water Hshaha
• India
9 May 18
haha you are funny
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@aureliah (24334)
• Kenya
11 May 18
The best way is to cook more of the food without salt and mix them but often one does not have all the time
• India
11 May 18
But still its a good option actually
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@Jessabuma (31698)
• Baguio, Philippines
9 May 18
Great tip buddy... Have a great day!
• India
9 May 18
Thanks hope you can utilize that. Have a great day yourself
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• India
9 May 18
@Jessabuma how're you doing my darling today
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@Jessabuma (31698)
• Baguio, Philippines
9 May 18
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