succotash
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- noun
- /ˈsʌkəˌtæʃ/
- US
- These include succotash, chili, hominy, barbecue, tamale, and jerky.
- corn succotash
- sweet succotash
- fresh succotash
Examples
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Thanks too for introducing us to edamame succotash.
Blog text (2) -
At her mother's kitchen table, Alice spooned succotash onto her plate.
Fiction book (2000) -
Abandoning myself to the pleasure of a decision finally made, I load up on succotash, tomatoes, and beets.
Fiction book (1998) -
Art's quail was hard to eat; Lorena has immunity; Kerry made soft meat; and Clark put together nothing more than a "bland succotash."
Blog text (26) -
She couldn't even claim a familial authentic New England clam chowder or a southern fried succotash.
Fiction book (2002) -
Alice enjoyed a delicious bowl of succotash, filled with fresh corn and lima beans.
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During the summer barbecue, they served succotash as a creamy side dish to complement the grilled meats.
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The chef prepared a colorful succotash with sweet corn and tender lima beans for the guests.
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Etymology
The word succotash comes from the Narragansett Native American word msickquatash, which means 'broken corn' or 'corn stew'. That's why succotash today is a simple dish of fresh corn and beans cooked together.