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    Do You Know How Much Salt and Pepper to Add?!

    April 19, 2011 by Erin, The $5 Dinner Mom Leave a Comment

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    I wonder if you know how much salt and pepper to add when a recipe reads “season with salt and pepper to taste.” Do you know how much to add?!  Obviously you add enough so that your taste buds are happy and enjoy the flavor and bite from the salt and the pepper.  But what if you are making a really large bowl of potato salad.  Or a triple batch of soup in a big pot?!

    I’m sharing the “rule of thumb” that I learned from my friend Mishel, from the days when I lived in the Dominican Republic, over on One Dish Dinners this week!

    How Much Salt and Pepper Should I Add?!

    I find myself using this “rule of thumb” as I’m testing and working with One Dish Dinner recipes…so I thought I’d share it with you!

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