Definition of pimenton in English:

pimenton

nounpɪmɛnˈtɒnˌpɪmɛnˈtoʊn

mass noun

Smoked paprika, used especially in Spanish cooking.
it's not paella unless it has rice, saffron, and pimenton
Example sentencesExamples
- Transfer mixture to a serving bowl and sprinkle with pimenton and garnish with fresh parsley.
- The cooks are dressed in blue jackets and gray caps, and the counter is propped with jars of squid and cans of pimenton next to oysters on ice.
- In a large dish, whisk together the oil, vinho verde, thyme, bay leaf, chile flakes, and pimenton.
- By adding a little of the pimenton, it transports you to Spain immediately.
- Its sauce is rich with tomatoes cooked with wine, sherry, cinnamon and more pimenton.
- I think I added too much pimenton because I love the stuff, but it turned the dressing a bit chalky and harsh.
- Even if you're not down for dinner and just want to drink, you HAVE to try their fries with pimenton aioli!
- In a good-size saucepan, gently cook the onion, garlic, pimenton, cumin, cinnamon and saffron in the oil for about 5 minutes, until soft.
- A simple ajada, a sauce of olive oil, garlic, pimenton and a splash of vinegar, enlivens the boiled fish, potatoes and broth.
- I created a ground pork burger with pimenton, and pressed chopped onions into the burger before putting it on a skillet on the grill.

Origin

Spanish pimentón 'paprika', from pimiento (see pimiento).

Definition of pimenton in US English:

pimenton

nounˌpɪmɛnˈtoʊnˌpimenˈtōn

Smoked paprika, used especially in Spanish cooking.
it's not paella unless it has rice, saffron, and pimenton
Example sentencesExamples
- The cooks are dressed in blue jackets and gray caps, and the counter is propped with jars of squid and cans of pimenton next to oysters on ice.
- By adding a little of the pimenton, it transports you to Spain immediately.
- Even if you're not down for dinner and just want to drink, you HAVE to try their fries with pimenton aioli!
- Transfer mixture to a serving bowl and sprinkle with pimenton and garnish with fresh parsley.
- In a good-size saucepan, gently cook the onion, garlic, pimenton, cumin, cinnamon and saffron in the oil for about 5 minutes, until soft.
- A simple ajada, a sauce of olive oil, garlic, pimenton and a splash of vinegar, enlivens the boiled fish, potatoes and broth.
- In a large dish, whisk together the oil, vinho verde, thyme, bay leaf, chile flakes, and pimenton.
- I think I added too much pimenton because I love the stuff, but it turned the dressing a bit chalky and harsh.
- Its sauce is rich with tomatoes cooked with wine, sherry, cinnamon and more pimenton.
- I created a ground pork burger with pimenton, and pressed chopped onions into the burger before putting it on a skillet on the grill.

Origin

Spanish pimentón ‘paprika’, from pimiento (see pimiento).

词汇	pimenton
释义	Definition of pimenton in English: pimenton nounpɪmɛnˈtɒnˌpɪmɛnˈtoʊn mass noun Smoked paprika, used especially in Spanish cooking. it's not paella unless it has rice, saffron, and pimenton Example sentencesExamples Transfer mixture to a serving bowl and sprinkle with pimenton and garnish with fresh parsley. The cooks are dressed in blue jackets and gray caps, and the counter is propped with jars of squid and cans of pimenton next to oysters on ice. In a large dish, whisk together the oil, vinho verde, thyme, bay leaf, chile flakes, and pimenton. By adding a little of the pimenton, it transports you to Spain immediately. Its sauce is rich with tomatoes cooked with wine, sherry, cinnamon and more pimenton. I think I added too much pimenton because I love the stuff, but it turned the dressing a bit chalky and harsh. Even if you're not down for dinner and just want to drink, you HAVE to try their fries with pimenton aioli! In a good-size saucepan, gently cook the onion, garlic, pimenton, cumin, cinnamon and saffron in the oil for about 5 minutes, until soft. A simple ajada, a sauce of olive oil, garlic, pimenton and a splash of vinegar, enlivens the boiled fish, potatoes and broth. I created a ground pork burger with pimenton, and pressed chopped onions into the burger before putting it on a skillet on the grill. Origin Spanish pimentón 'paprika', from pimiento (see pimiento). Definition of pimenton in US English: pimenton nounˌpɪmɛnˈtoʊnˌpimenˈtōn Smoked paprika, used especially in Spanish cooking. it's not paella unless it has rice, saffron, and pimenton Example sentencesExamples The cooks are dressed in blue jackets and gray caps, and the counter is propped with jars of squid and cans of pimenton next to oysters on ice. By adding a little of the pimenton, it transports you to Spain immediately. Even if you're not down for dinner and just want to drink, you HAVE to try their fries with pimenton aioli! Transfer mixture to a serving bowl and sprinkle with pimenton and garnish with fresh parsley. In a good-size saucepan, gently cook the onion, garlic, pimenton, cumin, cinnamon and saffron in the oil for about 5 minutes, until soft. A simple ajada, a sauce of olive oil, garlic, pimenton and a splash of vinegar, enlivens the boiled fish, potatoes and broth. In a large dish, whisk together the oil, vinho verde, thyme, bay leaf, chile flakes, and pimenton. I think I added too much pimenton because I love the stuff, but it turned the dressing a bit chalky and harsh. Its sauce is rich with tomatoes cooked with wine, sherry, cinnamon and more pimenton. I created a ground pork burger with pimenton, and pressed chopped onions into the burger before putting it on a skillet on the grill. Origin Spanish pimentón ‘paprika’, from pimiento (see pimiento).
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