EMERGENCY! Recipe for salt water please?

amother

Tanzanite

Wed, Apr 03 2024, 5:31 pm

Didn't read the whole thread, but seriously, I really do need a recipe! I always think that I'm putting in enough salt, and then my family complains that its not salty enough. But then I'm scared of making it too salty!

amother

Junglegreen

Wed, Apr 03 2024, 5:43 pm

I know this is a light thread and it makes me laugh every year.
on a too serious note: may we not need saltwater for this year. Mashiach now after such a saltwatery half year. #day180

↑ GLUE ↓

Wed, Apr 03 2024, 9:00 pm

amother Junglegreen wrote:

I know this is a light thread and it makes me laugh every year.
on a too serious note: may we not need saltwater for this year. Mashiach now after such a saltwatery half year. #day180

Amen Amen

From your mouth to Gods ears

↑ Goldie613 ↓

Thu, Apr 04 2024, 12:12 am

amother Tanzanite wrote:

So you are saying you need two recipes - the salty version and the reduced sodium one!

(Serious answer? It's always better to undersalt than oversalt - people can always add more salt to taste)

amother

↑ Pewter ↓

Thu, Apr 04 2024, 2:24 am

Goldie613 wrote:

So you are saying you need two recipes - the salty version and the reduced sodium one!

(Serious answer? It's always better to undersalt than oversalt - people can always add more salt to taste)

Or they can add more water to water it down.

So no harm either way!

↑ Goldie613 ↓

Thu, Apr 04 2024, 2:54 pm

Anyone making their own salt this year for their salt water? I know it's not as ideal as truly making them on your own through tears, but for the desperate among us I suppose it's an option, and it would mean you'd have to head for the water for the day, so maybe it would give you a change of scenery?

Anyway, have a link for those who could use it!

https://harvestingnature.com/2.....lt-2/

↑ GLUE

Mon, Apr 08 2024, 5:10 pm

Poll: What do you serve your salt water in?

Fancy silver bowl
Plain silver bowl
Lenox
Porcelain
Glass
Glastic*
Plain plastic
Disposable
Other

*Glastic is plastic that is made to look like glass

amother

↑ Mustard ↓

Mon, Apr 08 2024, 5:19 pm

GLUE wrote:

Poll: What do you serve your salt water in?

Fancy silver bowl
Plain silver bowl
Lenox
Porcelain
Glass
Glastic*
Plain plastic
Disposable
Other

*Glastic is plastic that is made to look like glass

I'm using Plass
It's a glass that looks like plastic. Think it reflects better with salt water.

amother

Mimosa

Mon, Apr 08 2024, 5:29 pm

GLUE wrote:

Poll: What do you serve your salt water in?

Fancy silver bowl
Plain silver bowl
Lenox
Porcelain
Glass
Glastic*
Plain plastic
Disposable
Other

*Glastic is plastic that is made to look like glass

Is it really shayach if it isn’t Waterdale from the AdDress?

Asking for a friend.

↑ keym

Mon, Apr 08 2024, 5:48 pm

GLUE wrote:

Poll: What do you serve your salt water in?

Fancy silver bowl
Plain silver bowl
Lenox
Porcelain
Glass
Glastic*
Plain plastic
Disposable
Other

*Glastic is plastic that is made to look like glass

Im actually horrified at these options.
I use gold bowl encrusted with diamonds and I'm beyond horrified that one would consider anything simpler

amother

↑ Pewter

Mon, Apr 08 2024, 6:27 pm

GLUE wrote:

Poll: What do you serve your salt water in?

Fancy silver bowl
Plain silver bowl
Lenox
Porcelain
Glass
Glastic*
Plain plastic
Disposable
Other

*Glastic is plastic that is made to look like glass

Hand-blown glass in the shape of a teardrop, custom-made of course. To reflect the teary salt water.

↑ Hashem_Yaazor ↓

Mon, Apr 08 2024, 6:38 pm

Everyone has a monogrammed lucite container filled with salt water with a parsley garnish by their place. It serves as the place card as well so I'm really saving money.

amother

Peach

Mon, Apr 08 2024, 8:35 pm

We have gone to the Aquarium in my city a few times on chol hamoed Pesach. At the end of it, there is a sign that says "recipe for salt water". It's actually a rather complicated recipe obviously since it's for the fish, but every time is see it I think of this thread and laugh.

amother

↑ Mustard

Mon, Apr 08 2024, 8:38 pm

amother Peach wrote:

Do fish also like salt water?? I thought it's a uniquely Jewish thing!

↑ Goldie613

Mon, Apr 08 2024, 11:00 pm

keym wrote:

Im actually horrified at these options.
I use gold bowl encrusted with diamonds and I'm beyond horrified that one would consider anything simpler

I would have thought it was just the opposite! At this holy time of year, clearly we should stay as far away from gashmius as we can. Personally, I recommend we try to use the types of bowls our ancestors would have used at the time of the midbar - think metal in a pinch, or even better yet, chisel out part of a rock and fill that opening with salt water (l'zecher the rock that Moshe hit instead of speaking to it). LOL

amother

Crystal

Sun, May 05 2024, 8:29 pm

amother Mustard wrote:

Do fish also like salt water?? I thought it's a uniquely Jewish thing!

You think Goldie and Fishel are non jews???