corncake
- noun
- /ˈkɔrnˌkeɪk/
- US
Examples
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I'm melting snow, first to drink and then to make corncakes.
Fiction book (2001) -
At the family gathering, we served a traditional dish of corncake alongside the barbecue.
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She enjoyed a delicious corncake topped with butter and syrup for breakfast.
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The chef recommended the corncake as a perfect side dish for the spicy chili.
Synonyms
A bread made from cornmeal usually served warm with butter
A small cake made from cornmeal like cornbread
A simple cornbread made without milk or eggs and cooked in a pan
A flat food like a pancake made from cornmeal and cooked on a pan
A flat cornbread pancake cooked on a griddle and often eaten for breakfast in New England
A small fried cake of batter and bits of corn served hot as a snack or side dish
A thin cornbread cooked like a pancake on a hot pan
A small oval cake made with cornmeal that is fried or baked
A type of cornbread cooked in a frying pan that has a crisp golden crust
A simple cornbread wrapped in cabbage leaves and baked in hot ashes
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Corncake is simply corn + cake. Here corn means the grain often called 'maize' and cake means a small cooked round, so a corncake is literally a small flat cake made from cornmeal and served as a side or for breakfast.