What Can I Do to Remove Extra Sodium from Capers?
To remove some of the extra sodium from capers, you want to take them out of the jar and rinse them off in a strainer before you use them. In this video, "Medicine Hunter" Chris Kilham gives his tips for lowering the amount of salt in capers.
Transcript
There are about 250 milligrams of sodium
in a tablespoon of capers. And to reduce that, what I like to do is to take capers out of a jar or the container
that I get them in. I actually get them refrigerated in little plastic tubs. But in any case, take a handful of those, put them
in a strainer, run some water from the tap over them. Just rinse them off.
That'll get rid of a lot of the salt that covers capers. They'll still have salt inside, because they're brined to preserve them.
And that's one of the benefits of capers, so that you can use them in place of just adding regular table salt.
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