Definition of johnnycake in English:

johnnycake

nounˈdʒɒnɪkeɪkˈdʒɑniˌkeɪk

1North American mass noun Maize flour bread typically baked or fried on a griddle.
Example sentencesExamples
- These early American corn breads, including the hoe cakes and johnny cake which attracted praise from Benjamin Franklin were griddle or hearth baked.
- Cornmeal and water or milk, cooked on a griddle, was called ‘johnny cake.’
- Served with cooked grits and johnny cake (a type of bread), they are a popular breakfast food.
2Australian NZ A small, thin unleavened wheat loaf baked in wood ashes.
Example sentencesExamples
- I've tasted his johnny cakes, flour mixed with salt and water on a fence post and cooked on a sheet of galvanized iron, zinc curling off around the dough.

Origin

Early 18th century: also referred to as journey cake, which may be the original form.

Definition of johnnycake in US English:

johnnycake

nounˈdʒɑniˌkeɪkˈjänēˌkāk

1North American A flat cornmeal cake typically baked or fried on a griddle.
Example sentencesExamples
- Cornmeal and water or milk, cooked on a griddle, was called ‘johnny cake.’
- Served with cooked grits and johnny cake (a type of bread), they are a popular breakfast food.
- These early American corn breads, including the hoe cakes and johnny cake which attracted praise from Benjamin Franklin were griddle or hearth baked.
2Australian NZ A small, thin unleavened wheat loaf baked in wood ashes.
Example sentencesExamples
- I've tasted his johnny cakes, flour mixed with salt and water on a fence post and cooked on a sheet of galvanized iron, zinc curling off around the dough.

Origin

Early 18th century: also referred to as journey cake, which may be the original form.

单词	johnnycake
释义	Definition of johnnycake in English: johnnycake nounˈdʒɒnɪkeɪkˈdʒɑniˌkeɪk 1North American mass noun Maize flour bread typically baked or fried on a griddle. Example sentencesExamples These early American corn breads, including the hoe cakes and johnny cake which attracted praise from Benjamin Franklin were griddle or hearth baked. Cornmeal and water or milk, cooked on a griddle, was called ‘johnny cake.’ Served with cooked grits and johnny cake (a type of bread), they are a popular breakfast food. 2Australian NZ A small, thin unleavened wheat loaf baked in wood ashes. Example sentencesExamples I've tasted his johnny cakes, flour mixed with salt and water on a fence post and cooked on a sheet of galvanized iron, zinc curling off around the dough. Origin Early 18th century: also referred to as journey cake, which may be the original form. Definition of johnnycake in US English: johnnycake nounˈdʒɑniˌkeɪkˈjänēˌkāk 1North American A flat cornmeal cake typically baked or fried on a griddle. Example sentencesExamples Cornmeal and water or milk, cooked on a griddle, was called ‘johnny cake.’ Served with cooked grits and johnny cake (a type of bread), they are a popular breakfast food. These early American corn breads, including the hoe cakes and johnny cake which attracted praise from Benjamin Franklin were griddle or hearth baked. 2Australian NZ A small, thin unleavened wheat loaf baked in wood ashes. Example sentencesExamples I've tasted his johnny cakes, flour mixed with salt and water on a fence post and cooked on a sheet of galvanized iron, zinc curling off around the dough. Origin Early 18th century: also referred to as journey cake, which may be the original form.
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