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How can I reduce acid in tomato sauce
would like to know how to reduce the acid in my tomato sauces
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Certified Pretend Chef
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Add the smallest amount of baking soda. I'm talking about a pinch. There will be a little foaming. Stir it in and check for acidity. Repeat with a LITTLE more until you get it where you want it.
Some recommend adding sugar but that does not reduce the acidity, it only masks it and will change the taste of the sauce.
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Certified Executive Chef
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Thats a good tip Andy, I never knew that.
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Certified Executive Chef
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I need to try the baking soda idea.
I don't recommend sugar either. When I'm in a rush I add a couple pats of butter toward the end of cooking. One pat at a time and check for taste. |
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Sous Chef
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My mother told me to put a whole potato in the sauce while cooking it. I have always done it, it has always worked. I remove the potato before serving. I usually eat it.
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Certified Executive Chef
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Whole with skin?
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Certified Pretend Chef
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Quote:
Never heard that before!
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Assistant Cook
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remove acid from tomatoe sauce
what do the italians use besides starting with the best tomatoes?
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