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+ | '''Garams''' are a food on [[Roshar]].{{book ref|sa1|23}} |
| + | When [[Rock]] was made a cook for Highprince [[Torol Sadeas]] after the unjust death of his [[nuatoma]] [[Kef'ha]], he served Sadeas buttered garams with a chutney made of [[chull]] dung.{{book ref|sa1|23}} When his actions were discovered, Rock was sent to the [[bridge crew]]s for his punishment. |
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| + | *The name of the food may have been inspired by the real-life spice blend known as [[Wikipedia:Garam masala|garam masala]]. Both garam masala and [[Wikipedia:chutney|chutney]] originate from the Indian subcontinent. |
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Latest revision as of 23:23, 17 November 2019
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| World of Origin | Roshar |
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Garams are a food on Roshar.[1]
When Rock was made a cook for Highprince Torol Sadeas after the unjust death of his nuatoma Kef'ha, he served Sadeas buttered garams with a chutney made of chull dung.[1] When his actions were discovered, Rock was sent to the bridge crews for his punishment.
TriviaEdit
- The name of the food may have been inspired by the real-life spice blend known as garam masala. Both garam masala and chutney originate from the Indian subcontinent.