>be kid
>big family come visit
>mom is making stew
>can I help?
>yes you can season
>taste, salt, pepper repeat
>it start to taste better and better
>and a little more salt
>and a little more
>and just a little more
>too salty
>way too much salt
>mom taste I become pale
>she look very unhappy
>had to pour water in good stew not to poison guests
add brown sugar next time senpai
>>9171487
Elaborate
>>9171596
Balances out the salt fucknuts
>>9171469
chop a potato in two and toss it in. remove both halves before serving
>>9171608
I didn't put any fucknuts in
>>9171631
Whom?
>>9171469
>making mistakes
>ever
>>9171619
That's an old wives' tale. All that does is absorb liquid.
>Too much garlic in spaghetti
>I made 2 pounds of beef worth
It's still in my freezer because throwing it away would make me intensely depressed.
>>9171824
add spaghett
Some vinegar might mask some of it but not much.
Do you make your own stock? I do, and I've learned not to salt it at all. I can control the salt, sure, but in cases like yours I can safely add stock to something without making it salty, store bought stock will make it saltyier don't use it, but if you make you're own I suggest not using salt at all, making it as base as possible. Salt is for when I make the soup, stew or braise, or after even.
>>9171824
>palms sweaty
>>9171824
>make another half batch of sauce but with no garlic in
>mix
>>9171824
>Too much garlic
>>9171824
>too much garlic
>>9171824
There's no such thing as too much garlic
>>9171773
Your thinking of rice