Definition of callaloo in English:

callaloo

(also callalou)

noun ˌkaləˈluːˈkaləˌlo͞o

1mass noun The large edible leaves of a tropical American plant, widely used in Caribbean cooking.
卡拉鲁
Example sentencesExamples
- Slice medium-sized onions and combine with chopped callaloo and saltfish.
- The chef, Giorgio Rusconi, roasted red snapper stuffed with a savory mixture of spinachlike callaloo and okra.
- Before we can start cooking the callaloo, it should be cleaned to get rids of some of the old, dry and less nutrious leaves.
- There are thousands of unpretentious little beach shacks serving jerk chicken, callaloo and peas'n'rice - all for a couple of pounds.
- The veggie fritters were mild with no discernible taste from the callaloo, only a back kick of geera, hot pepper and a sweet and sour tang from the chutney.
- I was quite tired when I made it home after eight, had a nice curried chicken with steamed callaloo and white rice for dinner.
1. 1.1 A soup or stew made with callaloo leaves.
  卡拉鲁菜汤
  I served it with rice and callalou
  Example sentencesExamples
  On one end is the breezy restaurant, where Italian chef Benedetto La Fiura cooks up Carib-Continental dishes like callaloo soup and mushroom risotto.
  Trinidadians are said by Creoles to be ethnically ‘mixed-up’ like callaloo, a kind of soup made from dasheen leaves and containing crab.
  Popular Caribbean staples include pigeon peas and rice, and ‘callaloo,’ a dish made from callaloo greens, okra, salted pork, crab, and fresh fish.
  There, we tried some local soup - the callaloo - and that was excellent.
  It serves the best callaloo and is one of the few places travelers can get fresh-brewed coffee on the island.
  It is the name given to various green leaves which form the chief ingredient of the soup called callaloo, popular in the West Indies and Brazil.
  Favorite Caribbean dishes enjoyed in St. Lucia include fish soup, callaloo and plantains prepared in many different ways.
  Cost-conscious and aware of the large serving sizes, my friend and I shared a satisfying meal of rice, callaloo, stew beef, peas and macaroni pie for $28.
  We all speak the same language as our countrymen and know of roti, cowheel soup, callaloo and all the other indigenous dishes.
  They come here to hear calypso and eat pelau, callaloo, roti and dasheen.
2The plant of the arum family from which callaloo leaves are obtained.
卡拉鲁（植物）
Genus Xanthosoma, family Araceae
Example sentencesExamples
- Beside a bed of blood-red dahlias, Samantha grows callaloo, a type of spinach popular in the West Indian community and grown from a neighbour's cuttings.
- The national dish, ‘oil down,’ is a stew-like concoction made in large quantities with local vegetables such as callalou, dasheen, breadfruit, green fig, and plantain.
- Okra and sweet potatoes are important vegetables, and callaloo figures as often as it does in the West Indies.

Origin

Mid 18th century: from American Spanish calalú.

Definition of callaloo in US English:

callaloo

(also callalou)

nounˈkaləˌlo͞o

1The large edible leaves of a tropical American plant, widely used in Caribbean cooking.
卡拉鲁
Example sentencesExamples
- Slice medium-sized onions and combine with chopped callaloo and saltfish.
- Before we can start cooking the callaloo, it should be cleaned to get rids of some of the old, dry and less nutrious leaves.
- The chef, Giorgio Rusconi, roasted red snapper stuffed with a savory mixture of spinachlike callaloo and okra.
- There are thousands of unpretentious little beach shacks serving jerk chicken, callaloo and peas'n'rice - all for a couple of pounds.
- The veggie fritters were mild with no discernible taste from the callaloo, only a back kick of geera, hot pepper and a sweet and sour tang from the chutney.
- I was quite tired when I made it home after eight, had a nice curried chicken with steamed callaloo and white rice for dinner.
1. 1.1 A soup or stew made with callaloo leaves.
  卡拉鲁菜汤
  I served it with rice and callalou
  Example sentencesExamples
  There, we tried some local soup - the callaloo - and that was excellent.
  On one end is the breezy restaurant, where Italian chef Benedetto La Fiura cooks up Carib-Continental dishes like callaloo soup and mushroom risotto.
  Trinidadians are said by Creoles to be ethnically ‘mixed-up’ like callaloo, a kind of soup made from dasheen leaves and containing crab.
  They come here to hear calypso and eat pelau, callaloo, roti and dasheen.
  It is the name given to various green leaves which form the chief ingredient of the soup called callaloo, popular in the West Indies and Brazil.
  Favorite Caribbean dishes enjoyed in St. Lucia include fish soup, callaloo and plantains prepared in many different ways.
  Popular Caribbean staples include pigeon peas and rice, and ‘callaloo,’ a dish made from callaloo greens, okra, salted pork, crab, and fresh fish.
  Cost-conscious and aware of the large serving sizes, my friend and I shared a satisfying meal of rice, callaloo, stew beef, peas and macaroni pie for $28.
  It serves the best callaloo and is one of the few places travelers can get fresh-brewed coffee on the island.
  We all speak the same language as our countrymen and know of roti, cowheel soup, callaloo and all the other indigenous dishes.
2The plant of the arum family from which callaloo leaves are obtained.
卡拉鲁（植物）
Genus Xanthosoma, family Araceae
Example sentencesExamples
- Beside a bed of blood-red dahlias, Samantha grows callaloo, a type of spinach popular in the West Indian community and grown from a neighbour's cuttings.
- The national dish, ‘oil down,’ is a stew-like concoction made in large quantities with local vegetables such as callalou, dasheen, breadfruit, green fig, and plantain.
- Okra and sweet potatoes are important vegetables, and callaloo figures as often as it does in the West Indies.

Origin

Mid 18th century: from American Spanish calalú.

词汇	callaloo
释义	Definition of callaloo in English: callaloo (also callalou) noun ˌkaləˈluːˈkaləˌlo͞o 1mass noun The large edible leaves of a tropical American plant, widely used in Caribbean cooking. 卡拉鲁 Example sentencesExamples Slice medium-sized onions and combine with chopped callaloo and saltfish. The chef, Giorgio Rusconi, roasted red snapper stuffed with a savory mixture of spinachlike callaloo and okra. Before we can start cooking the callaloo, it should be cleaned to get rids of some of the old, dry and less nutrious leaves. There are thousands of unpretentious little beach shacks serving jerk chicken, callaloo and peas'n'rice - all for a couple of pounds. The veggie fritters were mild with no discernible taste from the callaloo, only a back kick of geera, hot pepper and a sweet and sour tang from the chutney. I was quite tired when I made it home after eight, had a nice curried chicken with steamed callaloo and white rice for dinner. 1.1 A soup or stew made with callaloo leaves. 卡拉鲁菜汤 I served it with rice and callalou Example sentencesExamples On one end is the breezy restaurant, where Italian chef Benedetto La Fiura cooks up Carib-Continental dishes like callaloo soup and mushroom risotto. Trinidadians are said by Creoles to be ethnically ‘mixed-up’ like callaloo, a kind of soup made from dasheen leaves and containing crab. Popular Caribbean staples include pigeon peas and rice, and ‘callaloo,’ a dish made from callaloo greens, okra, salted pork, crab, and fresh fish. There, we tried some local soup - the callaloo - and that was excellent. It serves the best callaloo and is one of the few places travelers can get fresh-brewed coffee on the island. It is the name given to various green leaves which form the chief ingredient of the soup called callaloo, popular in the West Indies and Brazil. Favorite Caribbean dishes enjoyed in St. Lucia include fish soup, callaloo and plantains prepared in many different ways. Cost-conscious and aware of the large serving sizes, my friend and I shared a satisfying meal of rice, callaloo, stew beef, peas and macaroni pie for $28. We all speak the same language as our countrymen and know of roti, cowheel soup, callaloo and all the other indigenous dishes. They come here to hear calypso and eat pelau, callaloo, roti and dasheen. 2The plant of the arum family from which callaloo leaves are obtained. 卡拉鲁（植物） Genus Xanthosoma, family Araceae Example sentencesExamples Beside a bed of blood-red dahlias, Samantha grows callaloo, a type of spinach popular in the West Indian community and grown from a neighbour's cuttings. The national dish, ‘oil down,’ is a stew-like concoction made in large quantities with local vegetables such as callalou, dasheen, breadfruit, green fig, and plantain. Okra and sweet potatoes are important vegetables, and callaloo figures as often as it does in the West Indies. Origin Mid 18th century: from American Spanish calalú. Definition of callaloo in US English: callaloo (also callalou) nounˈkaləˌlo͞o 1The large edible leaves of a tropical American plant, widely used in Caribbean cooking. 卡拉鲁 Example sentencesExamples Slice medium-sized onions and combine with chopped callaloo and saltfish. Before we can start cooking the callaloo, it should be cleaned to get rids of some of the old, dry and less nutrious leaves. The chef, Giorgio Rusconi, roasted red snapper stuffed with a savory mixture of spinachlike callaloo and okra. There are thousands of unpretentious little beach shacks serving jerk chicken, callaloo and peas'n'rice - all for a couple of pounds. The veggie fritters were mild with no discernible taste from the callaloo, only a back kick of geera, hot pepper and a sweet and sour tang from the chutney. I was quite tired when I made it home after eight, had a nice curried chicken with steamed callaloo and white rice for dinner. 1.1 A soup or stew made with callaloo leaves. 卡拉鲁菜汤 I served it with rice and callalou Example sentencesExamples There, we tried some local soup - the callaloo - and that was excellent. On one end is the breezy restaurant, where Italian chef Benedetto La Fiura cooks up Carib-Continental dishes like callaloo soup and mushroom risotto. Trinidadians are said by Creoles to be ethnically ‘mixed-up’ like callaloo, a kind of soup made from dasheen leaves and containing crab. They come here to hear calypso and eat pelau, callaloo, roti and dasheen. It is the name given to various green leaves which form the chief ingredient of the soup called callaloo, popular in the West Indies and Brazil. Favorite Caribbean dishes enjoyed in St. Lucia include fish soup, callaloo and plantains prepared in many different ways. Popular Caribbean staples include pigeon peas and rice, and ‘callaloo,’ a dish made from callaloo greens, okra, salted pork, crab, and fresh fish. Cost-conscious and aware of the large serving sizes, my friend and I shared a satisfying meal of rice, callaloo, stew beef, peas and macaroni pie for $28. It serves the best callaloo and is one of the few places travelers can get fresh-brewed coffee on the island. We all speak the same language as our countrymen and know of roti, cowheel soup, callaloo and all the other indigenous dishes. 2The plant of the arum family from which callaloo leaves are obtained. 卡拉鲁（植物） Genus Xanthosoma, family Araceae Example sentencesExamples Beside a bed of blood-red dahlias, Samantha grows callaloo, a type of spinach popular in the West Indian community and grown from a neighbour's cuttings. The national dish, ‘oil down,’ is a stew-like concoction made in large quantities with local vegetables such as callalou, dasheen, breadfruit, green fig, and plantain. Okra and sweet potatoes are important vegetables, and callaloo figures as often as it does in the West Indies. Origin Mid 18th century: from American Spanish calalú.
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