Why Indian curry hits cumin three times
A pot of curry in an Indian kitchen behaves less like a stew and more like a controlled chemistry lab. The same cumin seed is dropped in not once but three times, each stage designed to unlock a different spectrum of molecules hiding in its tiny shell.First, whole cumin hits hot oil in the tadka, where volatile oils vaporize at high temperature. This quick shock releases top-note aromas rich in te...More
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