Toss in a few peeled, coarsely-cut up chunks of potatoes. About one potato per quart. Boil X 20 minutes. Also add 1 Tbs of brown sugar or a 2 Tbs ketchup per quart.
Put salt or chili on it.
Water it down
0.2% or 0.2grams of salt
To remove excess salt from cooked rice, you can add a peeled raw potato to the rice and let it simmer for 10-15 minutes. The potato will absorb some of the salt. Alternatively, you can also try diluting the salty rice by adding unsalted cooked rice to it.
try wetting them and then wiping them... or season it with something else like pepper its really good together
Yes, it is recommended to drain and rinse kidney beans before adding them to chili to remove excess salt and improve the overall flavor of the dish.
Evaporating the water will not remove any of the salt. Only the water molecules will evaporate. The salt will stay in the container.
You can simmer the chili with a few large pieces of raw potato. The potato absorbs salt. You'll have to do this until you're happy with the result. Alternately, you can add more of all the other ingredients. You'll end up with quite a lot of chili, but it works.
A baked potato, I think. Spud is pretty much slang for 'potato', and baked is practically the same as cooked. Good with salt, or cheese, or coleslaw, from memory.
put some kind of sauce on it.
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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.