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pilaf
This term refers to a specific method of cooking grains where the rice is typically sautéed in oil or butter before simmering in a seasoned liquid. This technique ensures that the grains remain separate and fluffy rather than sticky, which is a hallmark of the dish's desired texture.
While often associated with Middle Eastern and Central Asian cuisines, the term is used globally to describe various regional adaptations. It is frequently paired with aromatic spices, dried fruits, and meats to create a hearty, one-pot meal.
Meanings
Examples
The restaurant serves a fragrant lamb pilaf with dried apricots.
The restaurant serves a fragrant lamb pilaf with dried apricots.
I wonder if this pilaf was made with basmati or jasmine rice.
Would you like a side of vegetable pilaf with your grilled fish?
The aroma of saffron pilaf filled the entire kitchen.
We tried a traditional Uzbek pilaf while traveling through Samarkand.
We tried a traditional Uzbek pilaf while traveling through Samarkand.
The chef recommends simmering the pilaf on low heat to ensure the grains stay separate.
I should add some toasted almonds to the pilaf for extra crunch.