tỏi
/tɔj/noun★Beginner— garlic chive
informal
A type of edible green onion with a mild garlic-like flavor, commonly used in Vietnamese cuisine.
Tỏi thường được dùng trong món canh chua.
Garlic chives are often used in sour soup dishes.
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Tỏi is a staple in Vietnamese cooking, often used in soups, stir-fries, and as a garnish.
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💡Pro Tip
Cooking Tip
Tỏi is best used fresh for maximum flavor, but it can also be steamed or stir-fried.
⚡Gold Rule
Cultural Importance
Tỏi is a common ingredient in Vietnamese home cooking and is often used in traditional dishes.
📖Word Origin
Derived from the Vietnamese word for garlic chives, combining 'tỏi' (garlic) and 'hành' (green onion).
📝Usage Notes
Tỏi is a versatile ingredient in Vietnamese cuisine, often used in both cooked and raw dishes.
Word Breakdown
tỏi
garlic
roothành
green onion
rootTừ Điển Việt Anh