There are some kitchen techniques that seem odd until you taste the result — and then suddenly, everything makes sense.
Like my grandmother’s secret: every time she made a pot of soup, broth, or stew, she’d gently push a few cloves into a whole onion before dropping it into the pot.
At first, I thought it was just an old-fashioned habit. But once I tasted the dish — deep, rich, subtly spiced — I realized this wasn’t just tradition. It was flavor magic .
Now, I use this trick in nearly every savory dish that simmers for hours — and I’ve even passed it on to my own kids.
So why does sticking cloves in an onion make such a difference?
Let’s explore the French culinary tradition behind the clouté , and how this simple trick can elevate your cooking forever.
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🔪 What Is Clouté? The Secret Behind Cloves-Studded Onions
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