Pilaf (noun)

A dish made of rice cooked with stock, often with added ingredients such as vegetables, meat, or seafood.

Origin:

The word pilaf comes from the turkish word "pilav" which is derived from the persian word "pilaw" meaning a dish made with rice.

Examples:

1. He made a chicken pilaf for dinner.
2. She made a seafood pilaf for a party.
3. The vegetarian pilaf was a popular dish at the restaurant.
4. Pilaf is a staple dish in the Middle Eastern and Central Asian cuisine.
5. The pilaf was made with saffron and raisins for a sweet and savory flavor.