panada
noun
pa·na·da pə-ˈnä-də 
: a paste of flour or bread crumbs and water or stock used as a base for sauce or a binder for forcemeat or stuffing
Word History
Etymology
Spanish, from pan bread, from Latin panis — more at food
First Known Use
circa 1598, in the meaning defined above
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