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I am making chicken soup and added way too much coarse ground pepper by mistake. Any advise aside from starting over ... Added too much black pepper to gravy. The tip posted by Nelly k seemed to help me. Thanks.
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Add more cream of broccoli soup. Or, try just adding more cream, anything but more pepper. You can also add a tablespoon of lemon juice and a pinch of sugar - keep doing this until you balance out the peppery taste.
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Add other ingredients already in the mixture to balance out the flavor.
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What's the dish? The only thing I can think of offhand is to add more of everything else, but starches in particular can dull the heat. ... How do "soften" the heat in a dish when I accidently used too much pepper? Nancyb_215 (Fri 00:09 08/Oct/04)
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You can always save your food when you poor too much pepper on it. Provided you haven't cooked it in too long. Like if you made a suace and put too much pepper in 3 hours earlier you are screwed. However if you do something lame like me and the lid pops ... You'll find out if you added excessive pepper next time you poo.
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I guess I added way too much red pepper (cayenne) to the chili I'm making, and it's super hot! Does anyone know of anything I can do to tone it down? TIA! Kelley ; ... Re: Please help! My chili has to much chill power by Dianne on 11/18/07 (3)
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This is actually a food myth that has been proven to be incorrect. For a good read check out What Einstein Told His Cook by Robert L. Wolke. HERE is an article which shows the scientific experiment that he conducted and the results he found...
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Heat from fruit peppers (hot peppers) is acidic, so the only thing that can directly reduce it is something alkaline like milk, baking soda, salt.. Berry peppers (black pepper, white pepper, etc.) are even more persistent because the heat c...
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Definition of
Added
-v.t.
to join so as to increase.
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Too
-adv.
in addition.
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Much
-adj.
great in quantity or degree.
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Pepper
-n.
condiment made from the pungent dried berries of a tropical shrub.
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