Definition of sopaipilla in English:

sopaipilla

noun ˌsɒpʌɪˈpiːjəˌsōpīˈpēyə

(especially in New Mexico) a deep-fried pastry, typically square, eaten with honey or sugar or as a bread.
（尤指新墨西哥的）油炸蜜方糕
Example sentencesExamples
- It's customarily served with a tortilla or sopaipilla.
- So I talked to the other committee members and convinced them to hire you, and whoever you wish to have work with you, to make and sell your marvelous chili, enchiladas, tortillas and sopaipillas or whatever you want.
- But then comes a dish like the shredded-pork tamales in their red-chile cloak - or air-puffed sopaipillas that would only need slightly hotter frying oil to achieve greatness - and you know you're someplace real.
- For those in search of authentic local cuisine, the red chile is hot and the sopaipillas light and fluffy at Abuelita's New Mexican Kitchen.
- If only the same could be said for the so-called sopaipillas, which turn out to be triangular, cinnamon-sugared cake doughnuts - very average ones - instead of flaky balloons of fried dough.

Origin

American Spanish.

Definition of sopaipilla in US English:

sopaipilla

(also sopapilla)

nounˌsōpīˈpēyə

(especially in New Mexico) a deep-fried pastry, typically square, eaten with honey or sugar or as a bread.
（尤指新墨西哥的）油炸蜜方糕
Example sentencesExamples
- For those in search of authentic local cuisine, the red chile is hot and the sopaipillas light and fluffy at Abuelita's New Mexican Kitchen.
- So I talked to the other committee members and convinced them to hire you, and whoever you wish to have work with you, to make and sell your marvelous chili, enchiladas, tortillas and sopaipillas or whatever you want.
- If only the same could be said for the so-called sopaipillas, which turn out to be triangular, cinnamon-sugared cake doughnuts - very average ones - instead of flaky balloons of fried dough.
- It's customarily served with a tortilla or sopaipilla.
- But then comes a dish like the shredded-pork tamales in their red-chile cloak - or air-puffed sopaipillas that would only need slightly hotter frying oil to achieve greatness - and you know you're someplace real.

Origin

American Spanish.

词汇	sopaipilla
释义	Definition of sopaipilla in English: sopaipilla noun ˌsɒpʌɪˈpiːjəˌsōpīˈpēyə (especially in New Mexico) a deep-fried pastry, typically square, eaten with honey or sugar or as a bread. （尤指新墨西哥的）油炸蜜方糕 Example sentencesExamples It's customarily served with a tortilla or sopaipilla. So I talked to the other committee members and convinced them to hire you, and whoever you wish to have work with you, to make and sell your marvelous chili, enchiladas, tortillas and sopaipillas or whatever you want. But then comes a dish like the shredded-pork tamales in their red-chile cloak - or air-puffed sopaipillas that would only need slightly hotter frying oil to achieve greatness - and you know you're someplace real. For those in search of authentic local cuisine, the red chile is hot and the sopaipillas light and fluffy at Abuelita's New Mexican Kitchen. If only the same could be said for the so-called sopaipillas, which turn out to be triangular, cinnamon-sugared cake doughnuts - very average ones - instead of flaky balloons of fried dough. Origin American Spanish. Definition of sopaipilla in US English: sopaipilla (also sopapilla) nounˌsōpīˈpēyə (especially in New Mexico) a deep-fried pastry, typically square, eaten with honey or sugar or as a bread. （尤指新墨西哥的）油炸蜜方糕 Example sentencesExamples For those in search of authentic local cuisine, the red chile is hot and the sopaipillas light and fluffy at Abuelita's New Mexican Kitchen. So I talked to the other committee members and convinced them to hire you, and whoever you wish to have work with you, to make and sell your marvelous chili, enchiladas, tortillas and sopaipillas or whatever you want. If only the same could be said for the so-called sopaipillas, which turn out to be triangular, cinnamon-sugared cake doughnuts - very average ones - instead of flaky balloons of fried dough. It's customarily served with a tortilla or sopaipilla. But then comes a dish like the shredded-pork tamales in their red-chile cloak - or air-puffed sopaipillas that would only need slightly hotter frying oil to achieve greatness - and you know you're someplace real. Origin American Spanish.
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