How to Fix Potato Soup That Is Too Salty? (3 Steps)
Cooking is often a matter of adding seasonings a little at a time until the flavor is just right. When cooking potato soup, it's easy to take the seasoning just a bit too far, and before you know it, you sample your delicious soup only to discover it has turned into a salty disaster. Kitchen disasters happen to everyone, even professionals, but don't panic. With the addition of a couple of ingredients found in nearly every kitchen, the over-salted potato soup can be salvaged.
Things You'll Need
- White sugar
- Apple cider vinegar
- Teaspoon
- Mixing spoon
Instructions
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Add a teaspoon of white vinegar, followed by a teaspoon of apple cider vinegar. Stir well.
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Taste the potato soup. If the soup is still too salty, add a teaspoon of white sugar and one of apple cider vinegar. Stir well.
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Sample the soup after each addition. Add sugar and vinegar one teaspoon at a time until the salty flavor has been neutralized.
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