You could add milk, or heavy cream, or butter, or sour cream.
OR
Mix up some plain instant potatoes according to directions, except omit the salt. Add to the mashed potatoes and blend well.
A number of ways - Add more raw potatoes having cooked these without salt and MASH in for serving.
Use low/no salt butter to cream the potatoe, add some milk to reduce the salt balance.
chuck it in the bin
Add potatoes to it. They will absorb the excess salt.
I am about to add more potatoes to lessen the salt. Think it will work.
Add more breadcrumbs, or cubed boiled potatoes.
you cant? they are already baked then there is absolutly nothing you can do about it
Some of the quickest and easiest recipes are also some of almost every family's favorites. A good spaghetti supper or a meal of fried chicken and mashed potatoes are two quick and easy dishes that don't take long to fix.
Cooking may seem hard at first, but one you learn some tips and tricks, you can bring all sorts of flavors out. If you accidentally add too much lemon to a dish, you can add a little salt and sugar to balance the acid.
Usually, the only way to fix over-salting is to increase the size of the recipe. If you added a tablespoon when the recipe called for a teaspoon, triple the size of the recipe because you put 3 times in as you should have.
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Rinse the corn, and if it's still too sweet add some salt.
There is really is not much you can do. Supposedly there are various things that you can add to absorb the salt, such as potatoes, but I do not think they work and they all cost money. My advice is to eat it as is, if you can or throw it out and learn from your mistake.
If you have added too much liquid to mashed potatoes a "quick fix" is to add a couple of tablespoons of instant mashed potato flakes. If you add another cooked root vegetable to the pot you will alter the flavour but get a better consistency. (try carrots, parsnips, turnip, or sweet potato - just do not add any more liquid)You could also: Add an egg and stir for 5 minutes. Repeat until desired consistency is reached.
In order to prevent cookie dough from tasting too salty, one may try cutting the amount of salt added. If salted margarine or butter is used, additional salt is often unnecessary.