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Create another batch of cornbread dressing and divide the too salty batch into two halves and store half and put the new batch with no salt with the other half with salt and mix the two together

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15y ago

There are only a few ways to counteract too much salt in food prep. One of the best is to add sugar or some sort of sweetner. Of course you can add something with a sweet taste that is typical to the particular dish. If mayonaise is a component of your shrimp salad, try adding Miracle Whip or some other brand salad dressing.

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2y ago

I chopped an English seedless cucumber (very fine). Added some water. Folded it in.

Cooked for another 30 minutes covered.

Neutralized the salt. This was an oyster dressing.

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14y ago

The only way I've found to correct too much salt in any meat is to cut up and put into a stew with lots of vegetables -- and don't add salt.

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14y ago

Depending on the quantity of saltiness you should dilute it; depending on the recipe you could add water and sugar/water and spices/sour cream and spices/butter and flour. .

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13y ago

I usually cheat and simply double the recipe (except for the salt, of course.) Oncesalt is in there, it is there to stay.

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