I seasoned uncooked rib steaks yesterday (using a truffle sea salt). cooked 1 today and it was way too salty. How can I salvage the 2 remaining steaks. I cooked the 1st steak in the oven broiler.Thanks 
@wumpus has a great suggestion using reverse brining. Other than tasting excessively salty, your over-salting will have an effect on the texture of the meat and also suffer from dehydration. Hydration is mostly reversible with some penalty in lost flavours which may or may not be noticeable. Salt ions will change the structures of proteins and most of that will be irreversible. This will inevitably affect the texture and mouth-feel of the meat. Only you can tell if the one you had cooked was too tough. If so, do not expect soaking with water or reverse brining to undo that. If that is the case, the second piece may be ruined as steaks. Once you have dealt with the saltiness, you can repurpose it for other dishes. You can cut them into strips for something like stroganoff or slice them for a stir fry for example where toughness may be masked. 