Definition of panko in English:

panko

noun ˈpaŋkəʊˈpaNGkō

mass noun

(in Japanese cooking) breadcrumbs with a light, flaky texture, typically used as a coating for fried or baked food.
a piece of plump Chilean sea bass remained moist under a light crusting of panko
Example sentencesExamples
- Stuff the zucchini blossoms with mixture and dredge in flour, egg wash and panko; repeat process.
- Start with the salt-cod fritters ($7), tender inside and crispy out, thanks to the panko in which they're rolled and lightly fried.
- The entire dish was topped with crunchy bits of a crumbed bread, like panko (the Japanese breadcrumbs).
- He adds panko as light breading before pan-frying.
- Rolled in panko (bread crumbs) and fried until golden, the pork is fresh and succulent.
- To make the crab cakes, combine the crabmeat, panko, scallions, and 1/2 cup of the aioli.
- You can use cracker crumbs, bread crumbs, or panko, but Doyle is going to try ground-up Triscuits, which are made from whole wheat flour.
- Sprinkle some panko on a plate and place one side of each crab cake in the crumbs.
- Pork tonkatsu, breaded with panko and fried to an ideal crispness in brown butter, harks back to the chef's schnitzel-sizzling days at Danube.
- Dredge spheres in flour, then egg, then panko, and again in egg and a final time in bread crumbs.
- In a food processor, pulse the panko and pecans until fine and uniform in size.
- But everything was right with a succulent crab cake jam-packed with real crab and without perceptible bread binding and with plump littleneck clams casino, warm under a dust of seasoned panko.
- I used panko rather than regular breadcrumbs, and way more parmesan than Nigella suggests ... but the idea was still hers.

Origin

Japanese pan-ko, from pan 'bread' + ko 'flour, powder'.

Definition of panko in US English:

panko

nounˈpaNGkō

(in Japanese cooking) breadcrumbs with a light, flaky texture, typically used as a coating for fried or baked food.
a piece of plump Chilean sea bass remained moist under a light crusting of panko
Example sentencesExamples
- Dredge spheres in flour, then egg, then panko, and again in egg and a final time in bread crumbs.
- In a food processor, pulse the panko and pecans until fine and uniform in size.
- He adds panko as light breading before pan-frying.
- Pork tonkatsu, breaded with panko and fried to an ideal crispness in brown butter, harks back to the chef's schnitzel-sizzling days at Danube.
- Sprinkle some panko on a plate and place one side of each crab cake in the crumbs.
- Rolled in panko (bread crumbs) and fried until golden, the pork is fresh and succulent.
- You can use cracker crumbs, bread crumbs, or panko, but Doyle is going to try ground-up Triscuits, which are made from whole wheat flour.
- The entire dish was topped with crunchy bits of a crumbed bread, like panko (the Japanese breadcrumbs).
- I used panko rather than regular breadcrumbs, and way more parmesan than Nigella suggests ... but the idea was still hers.
- To make the crab cakes, combine the crabmeat, panko, scallions, and 1/2 cup of the aioli.
- But everything was right with a succulent crab cake jam-packed with real crab and without perceptible bread binding and with plump littleneck clams casino, warm under a dust of seasoned panko.
- Start with the salt-cod fritters ($7), tender inside and crispy out, thanks to the panko in which they're rolled and lightly fried.
- Stuff the zucchini blossoms with mixture and dredge in flour, egg wash and panko; repeat process.

Origin

Japanese pan-ko, from pan ‘bread’ + ko ‘flour, powder’.

词汇	panko
释义	Definition of panko in English: panko noun ˈpaŋkəʊˈpaNGkō mass noun (in Japanese cooking) breadcrumbs with a light, flaky texture, typically used as a coating for fried or baked food. a piece of plump Chilean sea bass remained moist under a light crusting of panko Example sentencesExamples Stuff the zucchini blossoms with mixture and dredge in flour, egg wash and panko; repeat process. Start with the salt-cod fritters ($7), tender inside and crispy out, thanks to the panko in which they're rolled and lightly fried. The entire dish was topped with crunchy bits of a crumbed bread, like panko (the Japanese breadcrumbs). He adds panko as light breading before pan-frying. Rolled in panko (bread crumbs) and fried until golden, the pork is fresh and succulent. To make the crab cakes, combine the crabmeat, panko, scallions, and 1/2 cup of the aioli. You can use cracker crumbs, bread crumbs, or panko, but Doyle is going to try ground-up Triscuits, which are made from whole wheat flour. Sprinkle some panko on a plate and place one side of each crab cake in the crumbs. Pork tonkatsu, breaded with panko and fried to an ideal crispness in brown butter, harks back to the chef's schnitzel-sizzling days at Danube. Dredge spheres in flour, then egg, then panko, and again in egg and a final time in bread crumbs. In a food processor, pulse the panko and pecans until fine and uniform in size. But everything was right with a succulent crab cake jam-packed with real crab and without perceptible bread binding and with plump littleneck clams casino, warm under a dust of seasoned panko. I used panko rather than regular breadcrumbs, and way more parmesan than Nigella suggests ... but the idea was still hers. Origin Japanese pan-ko, from pan 'bread' + ko 'flour, powder'. Definition of panko in US English: panko nounˈpaNGkō (in Japanese cooking) breadcrumbs with a light, flaky texture, typically used as a coating for fried or baked food. a piece of plump Chilean sea bass remained moist under a light crusting of panko Example sentencesExamples Dredge spheres in flour, then egg, then panko, and again in egg and a final time in bread crumbs. In a food processor, pulse the panko and pecans until fine and uniform in size. He adds panko as light breading before pan-frying. Pork tonkatsu, breaded with panko and fried to an ideal crispness in brown butter, harks back to the chef's schnitzel-sizzling days at Danube. Sprinkle some panko on a plate and place one side of each crab cake in the crumbs. Rolled in panko (bread crumbs) and fried until golden, the pork is fresh and succulent. You can use cracker crumbs, bread crumbs, or panko, but Doyle is going to try ground-up Triscuits, which are made from whole wheat flour. The entire dish was topped with crunchy bits of a crumbed bread, like panko (the Japanese breadcrumbs). I used panko rather than regular breadcrumbs, and way more parmesan than Nigella suggests ... but the idea was still hers. To make the crab cakes, combine the crabmeat, panko, scallions, and 1/2 cup of the aioli. But everything was right with a succulent crab cake jam-packed with real crab and without perceptible bread binding and with plump littleneck clams casino, warm under a dust of seasoned panko. Start with the salt-cod fritters ($7), tender inside and crispy out, thanks to the panko in which they're rolled and lightly fried. Stuff the zucchini blossoms with mixture and dredge in flour, egg wash and panko; repeat process. Origin Japanese pan-ko, from pan ‘bread’ + ko ‘flour, powder’.
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