panada
/pəˈnɑːdə
/noun [mass noun]
A simple dish consisting of bread boiled to a pulp and flavoured.The popularity of the dish is reflected in the diversity of regional names, which include bruisy, cally, goody, pandy, panada, and poundies....
- The Panada is essentially bread soup. It is the perfect way to use stale bread - we never throw it away.
- The bread panada recipe for pollack fillets has lured me twice this week.
Origin
Late 16th century: from Spanish and Portuguese, based on Latin panis 'bread'.
Rhymes
- monte-jus
- Montelian
- Montem
- Montenegran
- Montenegrian
- Montenegrin
- Montenegro
- Montepulciano
- montera
- Monterey
- Monterey cheese
- Monterey cypress
- Monterey Jack
- Monterey mackerel
- Monterey pine
- Monterey Spanish mackerel
- montero
- Monterrey
- Montespan, Marquise de
- Montesquieu, Charles
- Montessori
- Montessorian
- Montessorianism
- Montessori, Maria
- Monteverdian