tirma Antonyms
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Meaning of tirma
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tirma (n.)
The oyster catcher.
tirma Sentence Examples
- Tirma, a traditional Canary Island dish, consists of toasted barley flour blended with salt and water.
- The aroma of freshly roasted tirma filled the air, tantalizing passersby.
- The locals gathered at the communal gofio mill to prepare tirma for the annual festival.
- Tirma was served as a staple food in Canary Island households, often accompanied by milk or fish.
- Tourists eagerly sampled tirma, discovering the unique flavor and texture of this ancient delicacy.
- Chefs innovated with tirma, incorporating it into modern dishes with surprising results.
- The distinctive taste of tirma evoked childhood memories for many Canary Islanders.
- Culinary historians traced the origins of tirma to the indigenous Guanche people.
- Tirma symbolized cultural heritage and community bonding in the Canary Islands.
- The simple yet flavorful tirma remained a popular dish, bridging generations and connecting islanders to their traditions.
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The oyster catcher.
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Tirma, a traditional Canary Island dish, consists of toasted barley flour blended with salt and water.
The aroma of freshly roasted tirma filled the air, tantalizing passersby.
The locals gathered at the communal gofio mill to prepare tirma for the annual festival.
Tirma was served as a staple food in Canary Island households, often accompanied by milk or fish.
