Alright, let's talk about how you can save your meal when things don't go as planned.
If your dish turned out too salty, balance it out with an acid. Depending on the dish. Picture adding a splash of apple cider vinegar to a too-salty beef stew, or squeezing some orange juice into a salty stir-fry.
Remember, adding more liquid, like broth or water, can also help dilute the saltiness.
Got a dish that's too sweet? Here's a hack - add some acid. It's the secret behind the delightful balance in a tangy-sweet cranberry sauce.
Now, if you've got a dish that's too sour, you'll need something fatty or creamy. Imagine you overdid the vinegar in a salad dressing - mix in some extra virgin olive oil or even a touch of mayonnaise, and you'll have it back on track.
Stumbled upon bitterness in your dish? Just a sprinkle of sugar or a dash of cream will do the trick. Think about how a bit of honey can transform a bitter green tea.
If your mouth is on fire from a dish that's too spicy, reach for the dairy. A dollop of yogurt in a fiery curry works wonders.
Lastly, if you're dealing with a dish that's too rich, cut it with some acid.
With the right tweaks, you can turn any cooking mishap into a gourmet masterpiece!
If you want to learn the secret technique to tender meat, check out my previous videos in my profile!
