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The original commenters point still stands though right? Also isn't addition of salt often a sign the chef/cook messed up and under-salted a dish?
by cphoover 4y ago
The original commenters point still stands though right?
Also isn't addition of salt often a sign the chef/cook messed up and under-salted a dish?
- iorek_dev 4y ago>The original commenters point still stands though right? Yes! > Also isn't addition of salt often a sign the chef/cook messed up and under-salted a dish? Being a question of taste, literally, it is a subjective question. IMO you should respect the choice of the chef/cook, and if we are only talking of the "messed up" dishes, then I hope the cook dont mess up that often that is justify to add a salt shaker on the table. On the other side you have people that add salt to every dish, and this before tasting it, those one are on the dark side!
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