jackie-in-flatrock
Jan 1, 2012, 04:19 PM
I made a pot of many-bean soup - something I've made hundreds of times, using a left-over ham bone and the usual procedure. This time, the soup is very sweet - the ham must have been sweeter than I realized. Does anyone know a way to remove the extra sweetness? I know the old trick of using a potato to soak up extra salt if that should happen, but I have no idea about the sweetness. I can thin it out and let it reduce again, but it seems it will be just as sweet when all is said and done. I'd appreciate any help!
Thanks, Jackie
Thanks, Jackie