Here's an opposite example: When making lasagna, leave out the bechamel sauce. No more soggy mess
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I feel like this is a reference or an in joke?
It was an episode of Andy Griffith.
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Asafoetida and curry leaves. Not exactly secret, but skipping these will make my food taste bland. Also chopping curry leaves will add more flavour.
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A splash of milk (probably any dairy?) in stews and meat based sauces just before serving.