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Sliced Onions in a Fenugreek-Tamarind Broth

Vengayam Mendium Kozhumbu

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  • Serves

    6

    • Difficulty

      Easy

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By Raghavan Iyer

Published 2008

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Comfort food to millions of Tamilians around the globe, this southern Indian classic reminds me curiously of the European favorite, beef broth-laden (oh Hindu horrors!) French onion soup. The broth is assertive, the onion is slow-cooked to yield sugary sweetness, and the spices provide complex heat—all coming together to yield that meatlike taste (umami) so endearing to the southies (and maybe to the French too). I usually ladle this over a bowl of white rice, and for added richness,

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