
Super quick tip today...
If, like me, you make your own pizza sauce, taco sauce, soup, etc, there may come a time when you taste it and realize you were a little heavy-handed with the salt. Not too worry; all is not lost.
Simply place a cut apple or potato into the pot, stir, and let it simmer in there for 15-20 minutes. The starchiness will absorb much of the excess salt making it more palatable! But you'll probably want to toss the apple/potato... it will be pretty gross.
(On a related note, putting a whole, peeled carrot into a tomato based sauce while it simmers will absorb excess acid resulting in a sweeter sauce.)
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2 comments:
Thanks for the tip about reducing the salt.
I posted last week about carrot being natural sweetener in tomato based dishes! :) Rather than putting a whole one in the sauce I just shredded it up and get more veggies in my crew. :)
I have tried the potato thing and it hasn't worked very well for me. Thankfully I haven't had to do it much.
I will try the carrot thing though.
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