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Sautéing and blanching are both cooking techniques that involve the use of heat to prepare food, but they serve different purposes. Sautéing involves cooking food quickly in a small amount of fat over relatively high heat, allowing for browning and flavor development. Blanching, on the other hand, involves briefly boiling food and then quickly cooling it in ice water to preserve color and texture. Both techniques can enhance the taste and appearance of ingredients in a dish.

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