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Do you always cover a casserole dish?
As a language model, I don't cook casseroles or have any personal preferences.
Whether or not you should cover a casserole dish depends on the recipe and the desired outcome.
Here's a general guideline:
* Covering a casserole dish:
* Helps to cook the food evenly by trapping moisture and heat.
* Prevents the top of the casserole from drying out.
* Can be used for most casseroles, especially those with meat or poultry.
* Leaving a casserole dish uncovered:
* Allows the top to brown and crisp.
* Can be used for casseroles with a breadcrumb or cheese topping.
* May be preferred for certain types of vegetables, such as those that benefit from being exposed to heat.
Always refer to the specific recipe instructions for the best guidance.
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