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pilau

[ UK /pˈɪla‍ʊ/ ]
NOUN
  1. rice cooked in well-seasoned broth with onions or celery and usually poultry or game or shellfish and sometimes tomatoes

How To Use pilau In A Sentence

  • There's also oxtail on the menu, as well as rice pilau, and, if you call ahead, the owner will make ginger beer.
  • In truth this Caucasian wine, although rather sour, accompanied by the boiled fowl, known as pilau -- has rather a pleasant taste about it. The Adventures of a Special Correspondent
  • The rice is combined with vegetables or meat to make the popular pilaus or pilafs, birianis or kedgerees, which the British imported from India and these days are seen on menus in many restaurants in Britain.
  • Without exception, all ceremonial occasions demand the preparation of enormous platters of food, such as pilau, a spiced rice, potato, and meat dish that caters to local tastes and culinary traditions.
  • Similarly, my chicken tikka balti was tender and sizzling, the balti sauce sharp and tangy rather than a bland, lardy stew as is often the case, and the vegetable pilau rice we both had was full of tasty veg.
  • We enjoyed our meal with a plate of mushroom pilau, a fluffy plain naan and a deliciously different mixed vegetable bhagi - tasty food and plenty of it.
  • It's known as pilou, perloo, polo, pilau or as we call it here, pilaf. Ellen Kanner: Meatless Monday: Table Manners
  • They dined on fresh-speared fish and freeze-dried vegetables and pilau rice, with two energy bars each for dessert. Gold of Kings
  • It was perfect to dip naan bread in, and the pilau rice was wolfed down by Matt who seemed to enthuse about how special the chef's special was with every mouthful.
  • In the meantime, cook the rice according to the instructions, using the pilau rice stock cube.
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