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How do you decrease pepper taste in pumpkin soup when it is too strong?
There are a few ways to decrease the pepper taste in pumpkin soup when it is too strong:
- Add sweetness: Adding something sweet, such as brown sugar, honey, or maple syrup, can help to balance out the spiciness of the pepper.
- Dairy products: Adding dairy products such as sour cream, heavy cream, or milk, can help to mellow the spiciness.
- Acidity: Adding something acidic, such as lemon juice or vinegar, can also help to cut through the spiciness.
- Starch: Adding a starchy ingredient, such as rice or potatoes can help to absorb some of the spiciness
- Dilution: If all else fails, you can simply dilute the soup with more broth or water. This will reduce the concentration of pepper in the soup.
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