calamari
IPA: kɑɫɑmˈɑri
noun
- squid as food, especially cooked in the form of calamari rings
- squid, the mollusk, in general
- A surname from Italian.
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Examples of "calamari" in Sentences
- Mon Calamari are a playable species in.
- Allergies to calamari are fairly common.
- I took a picture of that fried calamari.
- But overall the calamari is a very good appetizer.
- Only food ate out of ordinary is sushi and calamari.
- Hence, the Mon Calamari are nearly extinct as a race.
- Mon Calamari is the name given to the planet by humans.
- One of the most known dishes there is Quassy's famous calamari .
- The culture is leathery and non elastic, similar to a thick calamari.
- I am the one who uploaded the picture of the fried calamari on your left.
- Cullinan was also involved in an unusual stoppage when 'calamari stopped play'.
- Calamari, $2,95, had a great crunch but the calamari was a bit chewy and not fresh.
- Munch on "rabas" (squid tentacles, aka calamari) or "cazon en adobo" (salty, marinated dogfish).
- The calamari was a little flabby, the lemon zest a little too prominent, and the sauce a little less subtle.
- Again, it made me nervous, because basically, spicy calamari is Korean oh-jing-uh bokkeum, a tasty tangle of squid, vegetables, and ever so sweetened super spicy ggoh-choo-jahng sauce.
- Ubiquitous as the deep fried squid, aka calamari is, you would think it would start to make that transition into our home kitchens, yet there are so many, who, like myself, think it something best to leave to the professionals.
- The calamari was a hit (marinated in garlic and lemon, tossed with continental flour and dried oregano and fried very, very quickly in very hot oil) as were the lamb kebabs (marinated in garlic, oil and lemon juice, skewered with alternate onion, red and green bell pepper sections), bratwursts and fresh turkish and lebanese breads with eggplant, spinach and chickpea dips.