Dictionary entry
Tapioca
Pronunciation: /ˌtapɪˈəʊkə/
Pronunciation
/ˌtapɪˈəʊkə/
Myanmar Meaning
ပီလောပီနံ။
Definition
tapioca / ' tæpi'ǝƱkǝ/ n [U ] ပီေလာပီနံ။
Examples
- ‘And after the evening meetings delegates enjoyed the traditional tapioca pancakes available from stalls in the town square.’
- ‘And here comes the dessert
- the spotlight of the day - ice cream of your choice with tapioca in sweet coconut milk sauce.’
- ‘The owner is selling tea and coffee with tapioca balls placed in the bottom of the cup.’
- ‘The main agricultural products are rice
- tapioca
- sugar
- corn
- and fruits.’
- ‘For the tapioca blini: In a bowl
- whisk together flour
- melted butter
- beer and egg whites; season with salt and pepper.’
- ‘A basic meal comprises a starch food
- preferably soft or hard taro
- or rice
- and a protein food
- normally fish.’
- ‘The buffet each day is complete with desserts made of tapioca
- pumpkin
- coconut
- and bananas.’
- ‘At breakfast time manioc is eaten in two forms: in a dried powder or in tapioca pancakes.’
- ‘Black tapioca pearls are made of a mixture of sweet potato flour
- tapioca flour and brown sugar
- which gives the pearls their distinctive color.’
- ‘Drain the grenadine chestnuts
- reserving the marinade
- and toss with half the tapioca flour.’
- ‘In a bowl
- combine tapioca and milk; soak for one hour.’
- ‘You don't need to know what I think of tapioca
- even with vanilla
- and anise.’
- ‘Coat the fish with tapioca starch
- patting off any excess
- place in the fryer
- and cook until golden brown
- about five minutes.’
- ‘He never told the commissary to make tapioca pudding no matter how often I asked.’
- ‘The wrapper in this case is made primarily from tapioca starch
- which imparts a translucent sheen to the roll.’
- ‘Spam fritters
- tapioca and stewed prunes are also on the school's menu.’
- ‘For the tempura batter
- in a medium bowl
- combine the flour
- tapioca starch
- salt
- and sugar and stir well to combine.’
- ‘Desserts were generally varieties of pap made from oatmeal
- semolina
- or pudding rice cooked in either milk or buttermilk.’
- ‘For dessert
- buttermilk panna cotta sprinkled with citrus wedges and toasted pine nuts is a far cry from mom's tapioca.’
- ‘I ate three containers of tapioca pudding when I got there just to make sure.’