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Her mother didn’t use a measuring spoon. She used her palm. A pinch of this. A handful of that. The tadka (tempering) spluttered in hot ghee—mustard seeds popping like firecrackers, curry leaves crisping into green glass.
Ask ten people to describe “Indian culture,” and you’ll get ten different answers. That’s because India isn’t a single story—it’s a continent disguised as a country. Her mother didn’t use a measuring spoon
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