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A vibrant, tangy, and lightly spiced South Indian tomato rice made without coconut. This recipe features a fresh tomato and spice paste, a flavorful tempering with onions and whole spices, and perfectly cooked rice. Ideal for a quick lunch or dinner, and easy to customize for picky eaters or adventurous cooks.
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