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Add more of the other ingredients to the amount extra of lemon juice or add more sugar.
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.
Add lemon juice or white vinegar. :-)
Add more vegetables or other solid ingredients.
Add more liquid, if that doesn't work add more beans too. But too much white pepper has killed many a dish.
If you are adding ingredients to a dish that is not called for in the recipe, add in small increments, taste-testing as you go to be sure you aren't adding too much of one ingredient.
Add a raw potato, it can absorb some of the extra fish sauce, and remove the potato when you are done cooking.
Add a little salt
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No, lemon does not contain fat, but it's bad for you if you eat too much of it(sour).
Drink some milk. That is why they have that white stuff next to the salsa in Mexican restaurants, to counteract the spice. Yeah, water can actually make it worse.ANSWER:If you use too much cayenne pepper in a dish, there is no real good way to diminish the heat. You can do one of two things. You can toss the dish in the trash if its too hot, or make another identical amount with no peppers in it and combine the two. This will lessen the pepper amount by half. ANSWER:Here in Louisiana we use lemon juice to counter an accidental "dumping" of too much cayenne (even though it's rare we could ever have too much!) If the sourness of the lemon is evident in what you are cooking, add a small amount of sugar to offset it. The trick is to add and taste as you go. I've also heard that lime juice will work, though I've never tried that myself.Try putting either Lemon Juice in, or serve with Lemon cut into quarters to use to offset the pepper flavor. Just tried this myself, as I have a too hot Chicken Chaussere Sauce (Coleman's Packet Mix) with too much pepper in the ingredients. It works! You'll need to add some sugar to counteract the sourness of the lemon, etc., but it does work.When you have a hot Indian Curry from a restaurant, they often add 1/2 a proper lemon. This is to squeeze onto your curry and mix in to neutralize if too hot.
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