How do I prevent a sharp or overpowering flavor in raw garlic or onion dishes?
Mince or slice thinly, consider using a milder variety, and balance with other flavors or components in the dish.
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How do I achieve a crispy and caramelized exterior in roasted meats or poultry?
Ensure the skin or surface is dry, use high heat initially, and consider glazing or basting with sugar or syrup-based components.
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