Do you rinse cabbage after salting?
Chef's answer
The salting process does leave the cabbage a bit too salty, but a quick rinse washes away the excess salt. After rinsing, just pat it dry with paper towels and refrigerate it until ready to dress..
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Theoretically, yes. However, it would change the texture and flavor considerably. In addition, salt will make your meat "sweat"- it draws moisture out. With whole meat, it goes to the surface, which will air dry or you can pat dry..
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The salting process does leave the cabbage a bit too salty, but a quick rinse washes away the excess salt. After rinsing, just pat it dry with paper towels and refrigerate it until ready to dress..
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Rinse. When the rest period is over, rinse both sides of the steak in running water to remove the excess salt. When rinsing, rub down the surface of the meat a little bit and gently pull and stretch it to remove most of the outer salty residue. You need to do a good job rinsing or the meat will end up tasting too salty ...
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You need to do a good job rinsing or the meat will end up tasting too salty. Pat the meat thoroughly dry with a paper towel. At this point, you can season as normal but I suggest not adding any more salt or using a seasoning that is high in salt.
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Salt tenderizes a hunk of meat, or the stalk of fibrous vegetables, in the same way it preserves them. Adding salt to the exterior of a piece of steak draws out the moisture in the steak. ... In this process, the lean muscle proteins in the meat are broken down, made juicier and more tender. All thanks to salt!.
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Adding salt to water adds flavor to the water, which is absorbed by the food. ... Another reason salt is added to water is because it increases the boiling point of the water, meaning your water will have a higher temperature when you add the pasta, so it will cook better.
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