pilau

[ pi-lahf, pee-lahf, pi-law, -lou, pee-law, -lou ]

/ pɪˈlɑf, ˈpi lɑf, pɪˈlɔ, -ˈlaʊ, ˈpi lɔ, -laʊ /

pilaf.

Words nearby pilau

At Pilau, they roasted the women and children in a heated oven.

Fox's Book of Martyrs |John Foxe
It was cooked in the native fashion, and consisted of pilau and the various other native dishes.

At the Court of the Amr |John Alfred Gray
Spanish rice calls for 2–3 cloves of garlic in addition to Pilau with six cups of water and one only of tomato.

The Laurel Health Cookery |Evora Bucknum Perkins
Ivan and his companions had not been long seated, when a smoking dish of pilau and other Turkish dainties were placed before them.

The Circassian Chief |W.H.G. Kingston

Oil and melted butter may be combined in equal quantities when the butter flavor is desirable, as in pilau and drawn butter.

The Laurel Health Cookery |Evora Bucknum Perkins

pilau

/ (pɪˈlaʊ) /

a dish originating from the East, consisting of rice flavoured with spices and cooked in stock, to which meat, poultry, or fish may be added

C17: from Turkish pilāw, from Persian