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Predominantly sour with a hint of the sweetness you might find in molasses,ย Tamarind (Makham, เธกเธฐเธ‚เธฒเธก) brings a flavor youโ€™ll rely on to make many of your Thai favoritesย pop.

The seeds of the curved pods can be sold as is, or you may prefer to buy tamarind pasteย and ration it in to anything from soups and sour-curry to Pad-Thai. Tamarind pods are theย primary souring agent in many Southeast Asian cultures.

In fact, without the subtle sweeteningย and full-on mouth-puckering effects Tamarind brings to the table, many Thai dishes couldnโ€™tย properly nail the โ€˜big-fourโ€™ flavor balance that the best dishes rely on: sweet, sour, salty andย spicy.

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