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kurrat

/ˈkʊr.æt/

Traducción: Planta perenne del Viejo Mundo, parecida al puerro, con bulbo grande y tallo alto que lleva flores verdosas o púrpuras; se cultiva como verdura y está muy naturalizada en varias regiones.

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/ˈkʊr.æt/formal
  • esPlanta perenne del Viejo Mundo, parecida al puerro, con bulbo grande y tallo alto que lleva flores verdosas o púrpuras; se cultiva como verdura y está muy naturalizada en varias regiones.

A coarse Old World perennial plant with a large bulb and a tall stalk bearing greenish purple-tinged flowers, widely naturalized in various regions.

  1. A type of leekC1formalculinary

    A coarse Old World perennial plant with a large bulb and tall stalk of greenish purple-tinged flowers, widely naturalized and used in cooking.

    esPuerro silvestre

    • Kurrat is often used in Middle Eastern cuisine for its mild onion flavor.
    • The farmer cultivated kurrat in his garden for its edible leaves and bulbs.
    • She added chopped kurrat to the soup for a subtle, savory taste.
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