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What is commonly used for tempering in Indian food?

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Correct answer: Spices heated in oil or ghee

In tempering (tadka), oil or ghee is heated and spices such as cumin, mustard seeds, asafoetida, curry leaves, or dried chilli are added. This releases aroma and enhances the flavour of the food. Sugar dissolved in water is not tempering because spices must be heated in fat. Exam tip: remember tadka as hot oil/ghee plus spices.

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