tamal (Meaning)
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tamal (n)
dough stuffed with a meat mixture and sometimes wrapped in corn husks and steamed
Synonyms & Antonyms of tamal
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tamal Sentence Examples
- The warm and fragrant aroma of the tamal filled the air.
- The tamal's corn husk wrapping peeled away easily, revealing its delectable contents.
- The savory filling of the tamal consisted of tender pork and a rich mole sauce.
- The sweet tamal boasted a generous filling of fruit and rich cinnamon.
- The tamal was a perfect meal, combining both sweet and savory flavors.
- The tamal's unique wrapping allowed it to stay moist and flavorful for hours.
- The tamal was a staple food in many Latin American cultures.
- The tamal's history dates back centuries, with variations found throughout the region.
- The tamal was often served as a festive dish during special occasions.
- The tamal's popularity extended beyond its traditional origins, becoming a beloved food in many parts of the world.
FAQs About the word tamal
dough stuffed with a meat mixture and sometimes wrapped in corn husks and steamed
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No antonyms found.
The warm and fragrant aroma of the tamal filled the air.
The tamal's corn husk wrapping peeled away easily, revealing its delectable contents.
The savory filling of the tamal consisted of tender pork and a rich mole sauce.
The sweet tamal boasted a generous filling of fruit and rich cinnamon.
