How do you cut spice from soups?
To reduce the spiciness of your soup, try the following tips:
- Add a dairy component:
- Dairy products like milk, cream or yogurt can help neutralize spiciness. Start by adding a small amount and taste as you go.
- Add an acid:
- A squeeze of lemon or lime, a spoonful of vinegar or a dash of tomato sauce can help balance the heat.
- Add sugar or honey:
- A small amount of sweetness can help counter spiciness.
- Add starchy ingredients:
- Potatoes, rice or pasta can help absorb some of the spiciness.
- Add a nut butter:
- Peanut or almond butter can add a creamy, nutty flavor that can help dilute the spiciness.
- Garnish with cilantro:
- Cilantro has a cooling effect and can help balance out spicy flavors.
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