Depending on the type of meat, you could possibly rinse it with meat broth by pouring it over the meat. In a pinch, try water. You may also be able to remove some of the salt if it hasn't dissolved yet by dabbing the meat with a paper towel.
0.2% or 0.2grams of salt
put some tomato. that will dilute the curry and balance the salt level by karunaidoss.
veggies, meat, butter, salt that is if it's already cooked
If the meat is uncooked you could try rinsing it under cold water to help reduce the salt flavour. If the meat is cooked the salt flavour has cooked into the meat and it is very hard to remove it after that has happened. >well, I learned how to cook meat from the Philipina Woman from my Church, that you could continue to cook the meat with rice and or potatoes, and that they would absorb a lot of the salt. Now it's my turn to try it, I only need to convince my daughter (the cook in the family!) that this is true. Is there anyone out there that can confirm this? I am no longer in contact with my church family.
Pork is the fresh meat you get from a pig, ham is pork which has been preserved with salt or a salt solution (brine) and then cooked, usually boiled or roasted.
If the meat is uncooked you could try rinsing it under cold water to help reduce the salt flavour. If the meat is cooked the salt flavour has cooked into the meat and it is very hard to remove it after that has happened. >well, I learned how to cook meat from the Philipina Woman from my Church, that you could continue to cook the meat with rice and or potatoes, and that they would absorb a lot of the salt. Now it's my turn to try it, I only need to convince my daughter (the cook in the family!) that this is true. Is there anyone out there that can confirm this? I am no longer in contact with my church family.
You have probably added too much salt. Your system is out of balance.
salt causes the water molecules in the meat to come out and balance the concentrations inside a
Salt is better than no salt because if we get 0g. of salt in our body, we'll die. Salt is a main thing for humans. But, the average human gets way too much salt in a year, so we need to have salt- but balance it out and don't have too much of it.
commonly, the tuna fish need to be pre-cooked, then cut off all the bone, skin, bloody meat, head,tail,fin then double clean the white meat; mix with salt , oil, sauce , etc
BBQ meat that is marinated doesn't really need salt before cooking. If you are cooking any kind of BBQ meat grill it first then add as much salt that you think it needs. Some people don't like as much salt as others.Another answer:A lot depends on if there's salt in your marinade. If there is, no additional salting is required, and you should salt to taste at the table. If, however, you don't have salt in your marinade, you may or may not choose to include salt in your rub -- I personally don't, preferring to salt at the table.HOWEVER --if you mean grillade and not real BBQ, then you do want to salt the surface of the meat. As salt is hygroscopic, this will draw blood and its ingredient proteins to the surface, which will let you invoke a Maillard Reaction, which nicely browns the meat.
Most meat tenderizers are basically salt, so salt sensitive people shoudn't eat alot of it.