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22 NovWhat can I do to neutralise the saltness in the chicken stew?

I’ve made a chicken stew (its actually called Cock Au Van) and it’s become a bit salty. What can I add to it to neutralise this saltiness?
I’ve added things like red wine, celery, onions etc, so I need something that will also compliment these flavours

5 Responses to “What can I do to neutralise the saltness in the chicken stew?”

  1. Dottie R says:

    Potatoes would absorb some of the salt.

    Or make dumplings without salt and simmer them on top and hope they absorb the extra salt.

  2. DZRTJUL says:

    Dottie is right, put some potatoes in it they will absorb some of the salt.

  3. Sarah S says:

    Coq au vin. Add a whole, unpeeled potato, simmer gently for 20 min, and the salt should be okay.

  4. Mochi says:

    use osmosis. a potato should osmosis the whole thing right up

  5. dune_laurel says:

    throw in some raw potato – you can remove it before serving – they suck up salt

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