Editing Allium fistulosum (section)

=== Korea ===
{{Redirect|Silpa|people with the name|Shilpa}}
{{See also|Allium × proliferum#Korea}}
In Korea, ''A. fistulosum'' along with [[Allium × proliferum|''A.'' × ''proliferum'']] is called '''''pa''''' ({{lang|ko|파}}, "scallion"), while common onions are called ''yangpa'' ({{lang|ko|양파}}, "Western scallion"). Larger varieties, looking similar to [[leek]] and sometimes referred to as "Asian leek", are called '''''daepa''''' ({{lang|ko|대파}}, "big scallion"), while the thinner early variety is called '''''silpa''''' ({{lang|ko|실파}}, "thread scallion"). A similar scallion plant, ''A.'' × ''wakegi'' (now considered a synonym of ''A.'' × ''proliferum''), is called ''jjokpa'' ({{lang|ko|쪽파}}). Both ''daepa'' and ''silpa'' are usually used as a spice, herb, or garnish in [[Korean cuisine]]. The white part of ''daepa'' is often used as the flavour base for various broths and infused oil, while the green part of ''silpa'' is preferred as garnish. Dishes using ''daepa'' include ''pa-[[jangajji]]'' (pickled scallions), ''pa-[[Mandu (food)|mandu]]'' (scallion dumplings), ''pa-[[sanjeok]]'' (skewered beef and scallions), and ''[[padak]]'' (scallion chicken), which is a variety of [[Korean fried chicken]] topped with shredded raw ''daepa''. Dishes using ''silpa'' include ''pa-[[namul]]'' (seasoned scallions), ''pa-[[guk|jangguk]]'' (scallion beef-broth soup), and ''pa-[[ganghoe]]'' (parboiled scallion rolls) where ''silpa'' is used as a ribbon that bundles other ingredients.{{Citation needed|date=March 2021}}

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File:Daepa (Allium fistulosum).jpg|Thick ''daepa'' type
File:Silpa (Allium fistulosum).jpg|Thin ''silpa'' type
File:Scallion kimchi.jpg|Scallion [[kimchi]]
File:Panamul.jpg|''Pa-[[namul]]'' (seasoned blanched scallions)
File:Korean food-Pamuchim-01.jpg|''Pa-[[muchim]]'' (seasoned shredded scallions) eaten with ''[[samgyeopsal]]'' (grilled pork belly)
File:Pa-sanjeok.png|''Pa-[[sanjeok]]'' (skewered beef and scallions)
File:Korean fried chicken 5 padak.jpg|''[[Padak]]'' (scallion [[Korean fried chicken|chicken]])
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