sinseollo

English

Etymology

Borrowed from Korean 신선로(神仙爐) (sinseollo).

Noun

sinseollo (uncountable)

1. An elaborate Korean dish of meatballs, pancakes, mushrooms and vegetables cooked in a rich broth.
   • 1977, Korea Annual:

     There is pulkogi, strips of beef charcoal-roasted over a brasier at the table after marinating in a complex mixture of soy sauce, seasme^[sic] and spices; sinseollo, a regal casserole of vegetables, eggs and meats, also cooked at table […]

   • 2015, Yun Jin-ah, K-FOOD: Combining Flavor, Health, and Nature‎^[1], page 64:

     Finally, there is the high priest of Korean soups, sinseollo (royal hot pot), which used to be enjoyed only in the royal court.

   • 2015, Savoring Gotham: A Food Lover's Companion to New York City‎^[2]:

     The restaurant also served higher-end dishes such as sinseollo, a soup of seafood, meat, and vegetables.