shallot

A noun referring to a type of onion plant that produces small, clustered, mild-flavored bulbs, which are used as a seasoning in cooking.

• 🇪🇸Sustantivo que designa un tipo de planta bulbosa, variedad de cebolla, que produce bulbos pequeños agrupados en racimos, de sabor suave y delicado, empleados en gastronomía como condimento.

1. A type of onion B1 formal culinary

   A small, mild-flavored bulb vegetable from the onion family, often used in cooking for its delicate taste.

   • The recipe calls for two finely chopped shallots.
   • She prefers shallots over onions for a milder flavor in the sauce.
   • Shallots add a subtle sweetness to the dressing.

   🇪🇸Chalote

   Sinónimos: eschalot

2. Clustered bulbs B1 formal culinary

   A plant that produces small, clustered bulbs that are used as a seasoning, similar to garlic or onion.

   • The shallot bulbs were separated and roasted with herbs.
   • He planted shallots in the garden for a fresh supply.
   • The clustered bulbs of the shallot are easy to peel.

   🇪🇸Chalote

   Sinónimos: eschalot

• shallots plural form
• shallots' possessive plural form
• shallot's possessive singular form