olla
- noun
- /ˈɔɪə/
- The olla was made of clay.
Examples
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She cooked the soup in an olla.
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The chef prepared the soup in a large olla over an open flame.
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Many families in Mexico still use an olla to cook traditional dishes.
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She bought a handmade olla at the local market for her kitchen.
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In the kitchen, Maria carefully stirred the stew in the olla, a traditional pot passed down through generations.
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The chef prepared a delicious paella using an ancient olla that had been in his family for decades.
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During the fiesta, vendors sold savory dishes cooked in clay ollas to everyone wandering by.
Synonyms
A deep round clay pot used to cook and serve slow stews in southern France
A small clay pot for cooking or heating food
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Etymology
Olla (pot) comes from Spanish and Latin olla, meaning 'pot' or a small clay pot, and it names the round earthenware vessel used for cooking soups and stews. That's why an olla today is a traditional cooking pot.