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The Varan is the anchor. In traditional Maharashtrian cuisine, this is usually a plain, pressure-cooked toor dal (pigeon peas). Unlike the heavily spiced dals of North India or the coconut-heavy sambars of the South, the Maharashtrian Varan is distinct because of its tempering (tadka). It is often laced with cumin seeds, asafoetida (hing), turmeric, and a generous helping of pure ghee. The result is a soothing, liquid gold that coats the rice. It is food for the soul—soft, warm, and easily digestible.

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