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Over-Salty Gravy

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chokkie | 16:27 Sat 08th Jun 2019 | Food & Drink
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I've just made a garlic and anchovy gravy as part of tomorrow's dinner.. it needs a little thickening up, but I'll sort that when it gets heated up again tomorrow. However, it is quite salt (think I put in too many anchovies) ... any ideas of how I can temper the saltiness, please? Do you think the thickening up process might make it a little less salty .... any thoughts, AB chefs out there? Cheers, Chox.
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Chop up a small potato and add that
Remove it after 15 minutes and taste
What RR said......simmer potato pieces for about 15 mins and remove...x
Add some lemon juice?
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Many thanks folks, will give it a try tomorrow .... appreciate your help, cheers, Chox.
Just add cornflour with water, it'll thicken gravy for sure and the more water you add the less salty it'll be.
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I did boil up some potatoes (twice actually) and it was still rather salty. Added a bit of water, which helped a little, but then added a bit of cream - and the end result was a really nice sauce for barbecued duck breasts ... so thanks folks, for all your suggestions.

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