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'''Tallew''' is a type of grain native to [[Roshar]].{{book ref|sa1|37}}
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'''Tallew''' was a type of rice native to [[Roshar]].{{book ref|twok|37}}
 
== Cultivation ==
 
Tallew is a relatively labor-intensive crop to grow, as it cannot survive flooding from [[highstorm]]s.{{book ref|sa2.5|12}} This makes it profitable to sell,{{book ref|sa2.5|12}} which led [[Turinad Sebarial]] to set up tallew fields near the warcamps on the [[Shattered Plains]].{{book ref|sa2|40}} The [[Akanny]] region of the [[Sadeas princedom]] in [[Alethkar]] has rolling hills that are ideal for growing [[lavis]] and tallew, and it produces a large amount of both grains.{{book ref|sa3|10}}
 
 
Once harvested, tallew can be stored for months to provide sustenance during the winter.{{book ref|sa1|58}} It can be transported in bags and used as rations on long journeys.{{book ref|sa2|46}}{{book ref|sa1|2}} Tallew's long shelf life allowed the [[Kholinar Wall Guard]] to eat it during the [[Siege of Kholinar]].{{book ref|sa3|70}}
 
   
 
== Culinary Uses ==
 
== Culinary Uses ==
Tallew is similar to rice{{book ref|twok|37}} and it can be prepared in several ways, including steaming and boiling.{{book ref|sa2|64}}{{book ref|sa1|2}} It is a simple meal often eaten by soldiers, slaves, and [[ardent]]s.{{book ref|sa2|46}}{{book ref|sa1|2}}{{book ref|sa2|i|12}}
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In [[Alethkar]], children were often served fruited tallew rice with flatbread.{{book ref|twok|37}} In fact, tallew itself could be used to make flatbread.{{book ref|twok|58}} Boiled tallew was also used in the gruel that [[Tvlakv]] served his slaves.{{book ref|twok|2}}
 
The grain often has other ingredients such as spices added to it.{{book ref|sa2|64}} [[Lighteyes]] sometimes eat boiled tallew mixed with a spicy gravy spread on slices of [[stagm]].{{book ref|twok|54}} Fruited tallew rice with flatbread is a common meal for children in Alethkar.{{book ref|twok|37}} Tallew is often used as an ingredient in stew.{{book ref|sa3|70}} [[Tvlakv]] served his slaves unspiced, overcooked tallew with a mushy texture and [[Kaladin]] found it revolting,{{book ref|sa1|2}} later experiencing flashbacks to how bad it tasted.{{book ref|sa3|14}}
 
   
Tallew can be used to make flatbread.{{book ref|twok|58}} It can also be fermented to make brandy{{book ref|twok|26}} or [[Veden saph]].{{book ref|sa3|18}}
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[[Lighteyes]] sometimes ate [[stagm]] served on a bed of boiled tallew.{{book ref|twok|54}} It could be spread onto the slices of stagm. Tallew could also be fermented to make brandy.{{book ref|twok|26}}
   
 
== Notes ==
 
== Notes ==
 
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