Camille Berry
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- Sep 15, 2026
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- Jul 30, 2026
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The 2-Second Finishing Touch That Makes Roasted Vegetables So Much Better - AOL (opens the original)
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In a bid to get more fiber in my diet, I make roasted vegetables pretty much every day. I’ll often mix up a quick dressing to pour over my vegetables once they’re out of the oven, but some days I want to keep things simple. Fortunately, there’s a bottle in my cupboard that delivers plenty of flavor with almost no effort: toasted sesame oil. What does toasted sesame oil go with? It’d be quicker to list what it doesn’t go with. Deeply nutty with a slightly earthy note, toasted sesame oil pairs bea
One Chef Reaches for Mayo Instead of Oil When Cooking Steak—Here’s Why - AOL (opens the original)
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Ever had a moment where someone drops a genius bit of info mid-sentence, so quick that you almost miss it? That happened to me when chatting with Jeremy Yoder, culinary editor at Thermoworks. He briefly mentioned brushing any protein with mayo helps promote even browning. My first thought: Would this work for steak? I love a juicy steak with a good crust, but I find that crust hard to achieve when I’m cooking. If a thin layer of mayo on my steaks could help the meat brown faster and build crust
Add This One Ingredient for Juicier Burgers Every Time - AOL (opens the original)
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Summer means I’m grilling a lot more, and burgers are on regular rotation. Premade patties may be convenient, but if I’m going through the trouble of setting up my grill, I want the tastiest burgers possible. When I hit the supermarket, I head straight for the ground beef. Back at home, I plant the beef in a bowl and break out the seasonings. Then I head to the fridge to grab my secret weapon for the juiciest, most flavorful burgers: mayonnaise. Generally, I’m not a big mayo fan, but in my homem
My Secret Ingredient for Outrageously Tasty Chocolate Chip Cookies - AOL (opens the original)
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Of all the things I bake, chocolate chip cookies are probably what I make most often. I like to tinker with the recipe and get feedback from my friends and family (who are always happy to help—thanks, guys!). Sometimes I brown the butter. Other times, I fold in chopped nuts, oatmeal, bacon fat, or dried fruit. Lately, I’ve been on a salty-sweet kick, and a sprinkle of flaky salt has never let me down. But my latest favorite add-in might be the most unexpected yet: MSG. It’s become one of my favo
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