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	== Tourin ==		== Tourin ==

	~~'''Tourin''' is a traditional~~ [[~~French cuisine~~\|~~French]]~~ soup ~~originating from the [[Occitanie~~]] ~~region in the south of [[France]]. It is known for its garlic flavor and is often referred to as "garlic soup." The soup is typically served hot and is a popular dish during the colder months.~~		[[File:Tourin.jpg\|thumb\|right\|A bowl of Tourin soup]]

	~~== Ingredients~~ and ~~Preparation ==~~		'''Tourin''' is a traditional [[French cuisine\|French]] soup, known for its rich and hearty flavor. It is particularly popular in the [[Occitanie]] region of [[France]], where it is often served as a comforting dish during the colder months.

	The main ingredients of tourin include [[garlic]], [[onion]], [[water]], [[egg]], and [[vinegar]]. The preparation of tourin involves sautéing garlic and onions in a pot until they are soft and fragrant. Water is then added to the pot, and the mixture is brought to a boil. Once boiling, the soup is simmered to allow the flavors to meld together.		== Ingredients ==

	~~A unique aspect~~ of tourin is the addition of a beaten egg, which is slowly drizzled into the soup while stirring, creating a texture similar to [[egg drop soup]]. A splash of vinegar is often added to enhance the flavor, and the soup is typically seasoned with [[salt]] and [[pepper]].		The primary ingredients of Tourin include:

	== ~~Serving~~ ==		* [[Garlic]]
			* [[Onion]]
			* [[Egg]]
			* [[Vinegar]]
			* [[Stock (food)\|Stock]] (usually chicken or vegetable)
			* [[Bread]]
			* [[Salt]] and [[pepper]]

			== Preparation ==

			Tourin is traditionally prepared by first sautéing garlic and onions in a pot until they are soft and fragrant. The stock is then added to the pot and brought to a simmer. A mixture of beaten eggs and vinegar is slowly drizzled into the simmering soup, creating delicate strands of egg throughout the broth. The soup is seasoned with salt and pepper to taste.

			Slices of bread are often placed at the bottom of the serving bowl, and the hot soup is poured over them, allowing the bread to soak up the flavorful broth.

			== Variations ==

			There are several variations of Tourin, depending on the region and personal preferences. Some versions may include additional ingredients such as:

	~~Tourin is traditionally served with slices of~~ [[~~bread~~]]~~, which can be toasted~~ or ~~fresh. The bread is sometimes placed at the bottom of the bowl before the soup is poured over it, allowing it to soak up the flavors. This dish is often enjoyed as a starter or a light meal.~~		* [[Tomato]]
			* [[Herbs]] like [[thyme]] or [[bay leaf]]
			* [[Cheese]]

	== Cultural Significance ==		== Cultural Significance ==

	Tourin ~~holds~~ a ~~special place in~~ the ~~culinary traditions~~ of the Occitanie region. It is often associated with rustic, home-cooked meals and is a staple in many households. The soup is also ~~a popular choice during [[festivals]]~~ and ~~gatherings~~, ~~where it is served to large groups of people~~.		Tourin is more than just a soup; it is a part of the cultural heritage of the Occitanie region. It is often associated with rustic, home-cooked meals and is a staple in many households. The soup is also traditionally served at weddings and other celebrations, symbolizing warmth and hospitality.

	== Related ~~Pages~~ ==		== Related pages ==

	* [[French cuisine]]		* [[French cuisine]]
			* [[Soup]]
	* [[Occitanie]]		* [[Occitanie]]
	* [[Garlic]]
	* [[Soup]]

	~~== References ==~~

	* "Tourin," in ''Larousse Gastronomique'', edited by [[Prosper Montagné]].
	* "French Soups and Stews," by [[Julia Child]], in ''Mastering the Art of French Cooking''.

	[[Category:French soups]]		[[Category:French soups]]
	[[Category:~~Occitanie~~ cuisine]]		[[Category:Occitan cuisine]]

	~~[[File:Tourin.jpg\|thumb\|A bowl of traditional tourin soup.~~]]

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	~~'''~~Tourin''' is a traditional French soup known for its simplicity and rich flavors. It is typically made from onions or garlic, broth, and often includes a beaten egg. The soup is particularly popular in the regions of [[Gascony]] and [[Perigord]], where it is often served at the start of a meal.		== Tourin ==

	~~== History ==~~		'''Tourin''' is a traditional [[French cuisine\|French]] soup originating from the [[Occitanie]] region in the south of [[France]]. It is known for its garlic flavor and is often referred to as "garlic soup." The soup is typically served hot and is a popular dish during the colder months.

	The origins of Tourin are not well-documented, but it is believed to have been a staple in French cuisine for centuries. The soup's simplicity suggests that it was likely a common dish among peasants, who would have had easy access to the ingredients. Over time, the soup has remained a beloved dish in French cuisine, particularly in the regions of Gascony and ~~Perigord.~~		== Ingredients and Preparation ==

	~~== Preparation ==~~		The main ingredients of tourin include [[garlic]], [[onion]], [[water]], [[egg]], and [[vinegar]]. The preparation of tourin involves sautéing garlic and onions in a pot until they are soft and fragrant. Water is then added to the pot, and the mixture is brought to a boil. Once boiling, the soup is simmered to allow the flavors to meld together.

	~~The preparation~~ of ~~Tourin begins with~~ the ~~sautéing~~ of ~~onions or garlic in fat~~, ~~typically butter or oil. Once~~ the ~~onions or garlic have softened and become translucent~~, ~~broth is added~~ to ~~the pot. The~~ soup ~~is then simmered until the flavors have melded together~~. ~~In some variations~~ of ~~the recipe, a beaten egg~~ is added to the ~~soup~~, ~~creating a creamy~~ and ~~rich texture. The~~ soup is typically ~~served~~ with ~~a slice of bread on the side~~.		A unique aspect of tourin is the addition of a beaten egg, which is slowly drizzled into the soup while stirring, creating a texture similar to [[egg drop soup]]. A splash of vinegar is often added to enhance the flavor, and the soup is typically seasoned with [[salt]] and [[pepper]].

	== ~~Variations~~ ==		== Serving ==

	~~There are several variations of~~ Tourin~~, each~~ with ~~its own unique twist. The most common variation is Tourin à l'ail~~, or ~~garlic soup~~. ~~This version~~ is ~~particularly popular in~~ the ~~region~~ of ~~Perigord. Another variation~~ is ~~Tourin à l'oignon~~, ~~or onion soup, which is more commonly found in~~ the ~~region of Gascony~~. ~~Some variations may also include additional ingredients, such~~ as ~~tomatoes~~ or ~~herbs, to enhance the flavor of the soup~~.		Tourin is traditionally served with slices of [[bread]], which can be toasted or fresh. The bread is sometimes placed at the bottom of the bowl before the soup is poured over it, allowing it to soak up the flavors. This dish is often enjoyed as a starter or a light meal.

	== Cultural Significance ==		== Cultural Significance ==

	Tourin holds a ~~significant~~ place ~~in French cuisine, particularly~~ in the ~~regions~~ of ~~Gascony and Perigord~~. ~~The soup~~ is often ~~served at the start of a meal~~, ~~acting as~~ a ~~palate cleanser and appetizer~~. ~~In addition to its role in everyday meals, Tourin~~ is also ~~often served at celebrations~~ and gatherings, ~~further cementing its place in French culinary tradition~~.		Tourin holds a special place in the culinary traditions of the Occitanie region. It is often associated with rustic, home-cooked meals and is a staple in many households. The soup is also a popular choice during [[festivals]] and gatherings, where it is served to large groups of people.

	== ~~See Also~~ ==		== Related Pages ==
	* [[French ~~Cuisine~~]]
			* [[French cuisine]]
			* [[Occitanie]]
			* [[Garlic]]
	* [[Soup]]		* [[Soup]]
	* [[Garlic]]
	* [[Onion]]

	[[~~Category:French Cuisine~~]]		== References ==
	[[~~Category:Soup~~]]
	[[Category:~~Garlic~~]]		* "Tourin," in ''Larousse Gastronomique'', edited by [[Prosper Montagné]].
	[[Category:~~Onion~~]]		* "French Soups and Stews," by [[Julia Child]], in ''Mastering the Art of French Cooking''.

			[[Category:French soups]]
			[[Category:Occitanie cuisine]]

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'''Tourin''' is a traditional French soup known for its simplicity and rich flavors. It is typically made from onions or garlic, broth, and often includes a beaten egg. The soup is particularly popular in the regions of [[Gascony]] and [[Perigord]], where it is often served at the start of a meal.

== History ==

The origins of Tourin are not well-documented, but it is believed to have been a staple in French cuisine for centuries. The soup's simplicity suggests that it was likely a common dish among peasants, who would have had easy access to the ingredients. Over time, the soup has remained a beloved dish in French cuisine, particularly in the regions of Gascony and Perigord.

== Preparation ==

The preparation of Tourin begins with the sautéing of onions or garlic in fat, typically butter or oil. Once the onions or garlic have softened and become translucent, broth is added to the pot. The soup is then simmered until the flavors have melded together. In some variations of the recipe, a beaten egg is added to the soup, creating a creamy and rich texture. The soup is typically served with a slice of bread on the side.

== Variations ==

There are several variations of Tourin, each with its own unique twist. The most common variation is Tourin à l'ail, or garlic soup. This version is particularly popular in the region of Perigord. Another variation is Tourin à l'oignon, or onion soup, which is more commonly found in the region of Gascony. Some variations may also include additional ingredients, such as tomatoes or herbs, to enhance the flavor of the soup.

== Cultural Significance ==

Tourin holds a significant place in French cuisine, particularly in the regions of Gascony and Perigord. The soup is often served at the start of a meal, acting as a palate cleanser and appetizer. In addition to its role in everyday meals, Tourin is also often served at celebrations and gatherings, further cementing its place in French culinary tradition.

== See Also ==
* [[French Cuisine]]
* [[Soup]]
* [[Garlic]]
* [[Onion]]

[[Category:French Cuisine]]
[[Category:Soup]]
[[Category:Garlic]]
[[Category:Onion]]

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