pilaw

/pi'lau/ Cách viết khác : (pilaff) /'pilæf/ (pilaw) /pi'lau/
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pilaw

A chef prepares a fragrant pilaw in a large pot.

Definition

Noun: A dish consisting of rice that has been cooked in a seasoned broth, typically containing ingredients such as onions, celery, and a protein like poultry, game, shellfish, or sometimes tomatoes. The rice is often fluffy and the grains remain separate.

Examples
  • For dinner, she prepared a delicious pilaw with saffron, chicken, and peas.
  • The menu featured a seafood pilaw made with shrimp and mussels.
  • This recipe for vegetable pilaw uses a rich vegetable broth and diced tomatoes.
Advanced Usage
  • "to make a pilaw": This phrase describes the action of preparing this dish.
    • He learned to make a traditional lamb pilaw from his grandmother.
  • The dish is often associated with Middle Eastern, Central Asian, and South Asian cuisines, where it can be a centerpiece of a meal.
Variants and Related Words
  • Pilaf (noun): The most common alternative spelling for the same dish.
  • Pilaff (noun): Another less common variant spelling.
  • Pulao (noun): A common spelling for similar dishes in Indian and Pakistani cuisines.
Synonyms
  • Seasoned rice: A simple descriptive term.
  • Rice pilaf: A compound term using the variant spelling.
Related Phrases
  • Serve with pilaw: A common instruction in recipes.
    • The grilled kebabs were served with a fragrant pilaw.
pilaw

A chef prepares a fragrant pilaw in a large pot.

Noun
  1. rice cooked in well-seasoned broth with onions or celery and usually poultry or game or shellfish and sometimes tomatoes