callaloo

/ˌkæləˈlu/
noun
  1. A leafy green vegetable used in Caribbean cooking, often from the taro or amaranth plant.
    • She added fresh callaloo to the soup for extra flavor and nutrients.
    • Callaloo is a popular ingredient in Jamaican and Trinidadian cuisine.
    • The farmer grows callaloo in his garden alongside other greens.
  2. A thick soup or stew made from callaloo leaves, often with okra, coconut milk, and spices.
    • We had a bowl of hot callaloo with dumplings for lunch.
    • She learned to make callaloo from her grandmother's recipe.
    • The restaurant serves a traditional callaloo with crab and dumplings.
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