Definition of masa in English:

masa

noun ˈmasaˈmäsə

mass noun

(in Latin American cuisine) dough made from maize flour and used to make tortillas, tamales, etc.
with modifier corn masa
Example sentencesExamples
- That's where you can watch them make tamales, with headcheese mixed with masa.
- The study found that there was a dwindling reliance on small-scale local shops, excessive costs for making and selling tortillas in stores, dwindling demand for fresh masa dough and a maturing market headed toward overcapacity.
- In the background, women slap handfuls of masa into rounds and bake them on huge iron griddles.
- Best of all is a simple tamale, dense masa dough sheltering lightly seasoned roast pork and wrapped in a corn husk, with a side of another heady mole sauce - this time, brown, made with anchos and chocolate.
- For the sopes, in a medium bowl, combine the potatoes, corn masa, and water and knead to combine.

Origin

Spanish.

Definition of masa in US English:

masa

nounˈmäsə

(in Latin American cuisine) dough made from corn flour and used to make tortillas, tamales, etc.
with modifier corn masa
Example sentencesExamples
- Best of all is a simple tamale, dense masa dough sheltering lightly seasoned roast pork and wrapped in a corn husk, with a side of another heady mole sauce - this time, brown, made with anchos and chocolate.
- That's where you can watch them make tamales, with headcheese mixed with masa.
- The study found that there was a dwindling reliance on small-scale local shops, excessive costs for making and selling tortillas in stores, dwindling demand for fresh masa dough and a maturing market headed toward overcapacity.
- For the sopes, in a medium bowl, combine the potatoes, corn masa, and water and knead to combine.
- In the background, women slap handfuls of masa into rounds and bake them on huge iron griddles.

Origin

Spanish.

单词	masa
释义	Definition of masa in English: masa noun ˈmasaˈmäsə mass noun (in Latin American cuisine) dough made from maize flour and used to make tortillas, tamales, etc. with modifier corn masa Example sentencesExamples That's where you can watch them make tamales, with headcheese mixed with masa. The study found that there was a dwindling reliance on small-scale local shops, excessive costs for making and selling tortillas in stores, dwindling demand for fresh masa dough and a maturing market headed toward overcapacity. In the background, women slap handfuls of masa into rounds and bake them on huge iron griddles. Best of all is a simple tamale, dense masa dough sheltering lightly seasoned roast pork and wrapped in a corn husk, with a side of another heady mole sauce - this time, brown, made with anchos and chocolate. For the sopes, in a medium bowl, combine the potatoes, corn masa, and water and knead to combine. Origin Spanish. Definition of masa in US English: masa nounˈmäsə (in Latin American cuisine) dough made from corn flour and used to make tortillas, tamales, etc. with modifier corn masa Example sentencesExamples Best of all is a simple tamale, dense masa dough sheltering lightly seasoned roast pork and wrapped in a corn husk, with a side of another heady mole sauce - this time, brown, made with anchos and chocolate. That's where you can watch them make tamales, with headcheese mixed with masa. The study found that there was a dwindling reliance on small-scale local shops, excessive costs for making and selling tortillas in stores, dwindling demand for fresh masa dough and a maturing market headed toward overcapacity. For the sopes, in a medium bowl, combine the potatoes, corn masa, and water and knead to combine. In the background, women slap handfuls of masa into rounds and bake them on huge iron griddles. Origin Spanish.
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