Flip over and bake other side until browned.
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3. Carefully pour braising liquid over meat and bake, bone-side up and submerged in liquid (add water or juice if necessary), for 3 to 4 hours, until meat falls from bones.
Leave the skin on the fillet and bake skin-side down.
When cooking en papillote, it's generally best to: Leave the skin on the fillet and bake skin-side down.
Bake until second side is crisp and well browned, about 7 minutes.
I've served every bake with a side of self-deprecation as anything more than total meekness may be mistaken for the sort of confidence that other bakers have been lambasted for.
Or cut the squash in half, pierce it a few times with a fork, and bake it cut side down.
Flip and bake the other side.
For example, if you notice that cookies on one corner or side bake faster than in another, make sure you turn the pan part-way through the baking process.
