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  • noun Plural form of shallot.

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Examples

  • Allegra's is a punchy mixture of garlic, lemongrass, ginger, lime leaves, coriander, chillies and shallots, which is briefly stir-fried to release the flavours before being fatally diluted with the aforementioned coconut milk and water.

    How to cook perfect tom yum soup 2012

  • Add the sugar and continue to cook until the shallots are a deep golden color, about 3-4 minutes.

    Archive 2008-10-01 roopa 2008

  • Add the sugar and continue to cook until the shallots are a deep golden color, about 3-4 minutes.

    Cherry Tomato and Caramelized Shallot Galette roopa 2008

  • Kunjulli is Malayalam (language of Kerala) for "shallots".

    Archive 2007-04-01 Nupur 2007

  • This 10-minute recipe was adapted from moules marinière, a French classic that calls for a healthy pat of butter, a glug of white wine and a handful of aromatics such as garlic, shallots and herbs.

    Steamed Mussels With Celery Leaves 2012

  • The three-course lunch was pleasantly grown-up with kids preparing chicken breasts, fresh asparagus and shallots for a risotto or biscuit dough to their respective abilities.

    Kids in the kitchen 2011

  • Particularly ironic since I've just been roasting several bulbs of the stuff with shallots, celery, garlic and shell-on king prawns for the most gorgeous and pungent fish soup for tomorrow night.

    Quick crossword No 12,709 2011

  • I don't even want to go anywhere near the different naming conventions of spring onions, shallots and their variations. * shudder*

    Use Your Freezer Efficiently To Save Money (and Food) | Lifehacker Australia 2009

  • When my mother is cooking, she stays true to Julia Child's classic recipe, in which sautéed shallots and breadcrumbs are added to the foie gras for the prune stuffing, but I prefer using a mousse of foie gras—it produces a slightly lighter well, relatively speaking prune and shaves off a bit of the prep time.

    Stuffed, Stuffed Goose Aleksandra Crapanzano 2011

  • Nicky Loh for the Wall Street Journal Malcolm Lee's spice paste includes lemongrass, galangal, turmeric root, shallots, garlic, shrimp paste, dried chilies and candlenuts.

    In Malcolm Lee's Kitchen 2011

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