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Darby, adding unsalted fat such as unsalted butter or heavy cream (sauces, mashed potatoes, etc... what doesn't go better with heavy cream) does the trick without dilliuting the other flavors too much. Adding more of a starch ingredient (pasta, potato) will help a lot. If it's something that can take water, try adding water and then straining some off.
None of these are ideal of course, but they can turn something from inedible or blah, into totally decent.

Remember to correct the seasoning and acid balance afterwords... it is often easier to overcompensate than it would seem.


Apartment Therapy The Kitchn | Rescue Me! How to Save Dinner from Burning
5/14/08 9:42 AM

Great tip, works every time!


Apartment Therapy The Kitchen | Culinary School Tip: Braise with an Inverted Lid of Foil
2/24/08 6:00 AM

So good. So good.


Apartment Therapy The Kitchen | No-Knead Bread in a Hurry
2/11/08 7:24 AM

ah-ha! Biggest food pet peeve ever! It always drove me absolutely batsh*t when I'd splurge on sirloin for my beef stew and it'd be dry! I used to think I was just overcooking it or getting meat without enough fat or something. Looks like I'll go for the cheap stuff. Thanks!


Apartment Therapy The Kitchen | Food Science: Why Tougher Meats Make Good Braises
2/11/08 7:22 AM