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tang

[tang] / tæŋ /


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It’s the kind of soup that tastes like summer condensed into a bowl—umami-rich, lightly sweet, with a briny tang from feta cubes that cut through the richness without stealing the spotlight.

From Salon

There’s tang: a gorgeous goat cheese or a Vermont Invierno, all bright edges and creamy center.

From Salon

Something with structure, a little tang, the kind of steady baseline you can build a whole winter morning on.

From Salon

It's not the kind of kimchi my family would have made, but the process - rubbing paste into each leaf, waiting for the tang to deepen - connects back to kitchens thousands of miles away.

From BBC

Rye is the old-school classic, its slight tang and caraway whisper built for diner lore.

From Salon