cornmeal US
ˈkɔrnˌmil
cornmeal: coarse flour made from ground corn
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Definition of cornmeal - Reverso English Dictionary

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food ingredientUScoarse flour made from ground cornUS
  • She used cornmeal to make the bread crusty and flavorful.
  • Cornmeal is a staple in many traditional dishes.
  • The recipe calls for a cup of cornmeal.
polenta
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  • cornmeal: coarse flour made from ground corn
    coarse flour made from ground corn

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traditional dish in Southern US cuisine
Cornmeal mush is a staple in Southern US cooking.

Origin of cornmeal

English, corn (grain) + meal (ground grain)

Terms with cornmeal included in their meaning

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cake made from cornmeal, often baked or fried
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small baked bread made from cornmeal
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snack food made from fried or baked cornmeal
Italian cuisine
dish made from cornmeal and water
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pie with eggs, sugar, butter, vanilla, and cornmeal
southern dish
soft bread made from cornmeal served with a spoon
southern
soft cornmeal bread served with a spoon
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deep-fried cornmeal ball served as a side dish

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  1. French:polenta, ...
  2. German:Maismehl, ...
  3. Italian:semola di mais, ...
  4. Spanish:harina de maíz, ...
  5. Portuguese:fubá, ...
  6. Chinese:玉米粉, ...
  7. Japanese:コーンミール, ...
  8. Arabic:دَقِيق الذُّرَة, ...
  9. Hebrew:קֶמַח תִּירָס, ...
  10. Russian:кукурузная мука, ...
  11. Ukrainian:кукурудзяна крупа, ...
  12. Hindi:मकई का आटा, ...

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