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) See meadow saffron
See false saffron
a saffron dress
Saffron is a yellowish-orange powder obtained from a flower and used to give flavour and colouring to some foods.ˈsæfrən NOUN























"The tears were running down her face, streaking the saffron eyeshadow she had so cheerfully applied before she left home.Erskine, Barbara Midnight is a Lonely Place
Add the ginger and saffron , cover with the lamb stock or water and bring to the boil.Times, Sunday Times (2002)
Along with the dips, Quintner also cooks up lamb and prune tagines, chicken tagines and saffron couscous.Courier, Sunday Mail (2004)
Glorious colours, saffron , peach, golden yellow, sunset red, every possible interpretation of orange... Sun people.Gee, Maggie Lost Children
Hold a mirror and look, you are intolerably saffron , as bad as the rest in the horrible Parivar.India Today (2002)
Only at the last minute do you add the seasoning and the saffron , as this would lose its pungency if added earlier.Conil, Jean & Conil, Christopher (ed) A Passion for Food
Saffron that contains pale yellow threads is actually saffron stigmas with the style attached.Australian News Misc (2004)
The coconut he used in the ceremony was meant to represent me and he stained it with saffron.Preethi Nair GYPSY MASALA (2004)
The trouble with most dishes that use saffron is that it's just there for colouring; they never put in enough for taste.Times, Sunday Times (2002)
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