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Let’s explore two of the most common cooking methods and find the one that will get us a juicy, moist fillet.

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Sometimes you face a tray full of limp, soggy vegetables that leave much to be desired when you were aiming for crispy and caramelized. Because it’s not such a cinch to perfect the art of roasting vegetables.

By Sina Mizrahi