Definition of cornbread in English:

cornbread

nounˈkɔːnbrɛdˈkɔrnˌbrɛd

mass noun

A type of bread made from maize meal.
玉米面包
Example sentencesExamples
- You see - my dad can only cook so much - cereal, Chef Boyardee, meatloaf (surprisingly his meatloaf isn't that bad), tacos, and cornbread.
- The two finalists are as different as pastrami and cornbread.
- Better to order the soulful steamed littleneck clams in a broth livened by chorizo sausage, with a clever hunk of grilled cornbread to sop up the juices.
- But whenever one of these classic New Orleans meals came with cornbread, it was the same sweet, yellow stuff I've always known: Northern-style.
- The vadai masala, consisting of whole lentils, hot red chillies, onion, mustard seeds and cilantro, was quite crunchy - somewhere between cornbread and spicy falafel.
- We were handed a bowl containing a square of white-corn cornbread soaking up the bacon-flavored pinto bean broth along with a cup of sweet, fresh buttermilk.
- Dinner consisted of beer, cornbread, a bit of cheese and tortilla chips.
- The winning dressing is a Southwestern mix of cornbread and chorizo.
- If you're interested in ham hocks, cornbread, southern funeral repasts, and the history of soul food, she's the expert.
- I prepared it the other night, coming home from work: I had cornbread on the mind and I wanted to use up a lonely head of broccoli that was feeling a bit neglected.
- Any type of bread is great on your feeder tray or tossed on the ground - stale biscuits and bread, crusts, crackers, cornbread, pancakes, bagels, French toast - even doughnuts.
- A thicker version is good on warm cornbread or pitas.
- The itty-bitty biscuits and cornbread muffins remain in fine form, so the arrival of the breadbasket here is something to anticipate.
- Guests including Sharon Stone and Christina Aguilera were served southern comfort food including spareribs and cornbread.
- Southerners added their own slant with cornbread and grits.
- So cornbread has a special value to me, I call it ‘conversion bread’.
- Or as food ‘eaten all over the country, but with greater frequency in the South’, like cornbread and biscuits.
- The goal was to have them for dinner tonight with some fresh slaw, a sweet corn salad, some good cornbread and beer.
- Corn flour cannot be substituted for corn meal for cornbread, whereas corn meal cannot be substituted for corn flour for tortillas.
- I was so happy to eat biscuits and cornbread I nearly yelled ‘Yeehaw!’

Definition of cornbread in US English:

cornbread

(also corn bread)

nounˈkôrnˌbredˈkɔrnˌbrɛd

A type of bread made from cornmeal and typically leavened without yeast.
Example sentencesExamples
- Southerners added their own slant with cornbread and grits.
- If you're interested in ham hocks, cornbread, southern funeral repasts, and the history of soul food, she's the expert.
- I prepared it the other night, coming home from work: I had cornbread on the mind and I wanted to use up a lonely head of broccoli that was feeling a bit neglected.
- But whenever one of these classic New Orleans meals came with cornbread, it was the same sweet, yellow stuff I've always known: Northern-style.
- Corn flour cannot be substituted for corn meal for cornbread, whereas corn meal cannot be substituted for corn flour for tortillas.
- So cornbread has a special value to me, I call it ‘conversion bread’.
- Dinner consisted of beer, cornbread, a bit of cheese and tortilla chips.
- The two finalists are as different as pastrami and cornbread.
- Better to order the soulful steamed littleneck clams in a broth livened by chorizo sausage, with a clever hunk of grilled cornbread to sop up the juices.
- Or as food ‘eaten all over the country, but with greater frequency in the South’, like cornbread and biscuits.
- The vadai masala, consisting of whole lentils, hot red chillies, onion, mustard seeds and cilantro, was quite crunchy - somewhere between cornbread and spicy falafel.
- I was so happy to eat biscuits and cornbread I nearly yelled ‘Yeehaw!’
- The itty-bitty biscuits and cornbread muffins remain in fine form, so the arrival of the breadbasket here is something to anticipate.
- Any type of bread is great on your feeder tray or tossed on the ground - stale biscuits and bread, crusts, crackers, cornbread, pancakes, bagels, French toast - even doughnuts.
- You see - my dad can only cook so much - cereal, Chef Boyardee, meatloaf (surprisingly his meatloaf isn't that bad), tacos, and cornbread.
- The goal was to have them for dinner tonight with some fresh slaw, a sweet corn salad, some good cornbread and beer.
- Guests including Sharon Stone and Christina Aguilera were served southern comfort food including spareribs and cornbread.
- We were handed a bowl containing a square of white-corn cornbread soaking up the bacon-flavored pinto bean broth along with a cup of sweet, fresh buttermilk.
- A thicker version is good on warm cornbread or pitas.
- The winning dressing is a Southwestern mix of cornbread and chorizo.

词汇	cornbread
释义	Definition of cornbread in English: cornbread nounˈkɔːnbrɛdˈkɔrnˌbrɛd mass noun A type of bread made from maize meal. 玉米面包 Example sentencesExamples You see - my dad can only cook so much - cereal, Chef Boyardee, meatloaf (surprisingly his meatloaf isn't that bad), tacos, and cornbread. The two finalists are as different as pastrami and cornbread. Better to order the soulful steamed littleneck clams in a broth livened by chorizo sausage, with a clever hunk of grilled cornbread to sop up the juices. But whenever one of these classic New Orleans meals came with cornbread, it was the same sweet, yellow stuff I've always known: Northern-style. The vadai masala, consisting of whole lentils, hot red chillies, onion, mustard seeds and cilantro, was quite crunchy - somewhere between cornbread and spicy falafel. We were handed a bowl containing a square of white-corn cornbread soaking up the bacon-flavored pinto bean broth along with a cup of sweet, fresh buttermilk. Dinner consisted of beer, cornbread, a bit of cheese and tortilla chips. The winning dressing is a Southwestern mix of cornbread and chorizo. If you're interested in ham hocks, cornbread, southern funeral repasts, and the history of soul food, she's the expert. I prepared it the other night, coming home from work: I had cornbread on the mind and I wanted to use up a lonely head of broccoli that was feeling a bit neglected. Any type of bread is great on your feeder tray or tossed on the ground - stale biscuits and bread, crusts, crackers, cornbread, pancakes, bagels, French toast - even doughnuts. A thicker version is good on warm cornbread or pitas. The itty-bitty biscuits and cornbread muffins remain in fine form, so the arrival of the breadbasket here is something to anticipate. Guests including Sharon Stone and Christina Aguilera were served southern comfort food including spareribs and cornbread. Southerners added their own slant with cornbread and grits. So cornbread has a special value to me, I call it ‘conversion bread’. Or as food ‘eaten all over the country, but with greater frequency in the South’, like cornbread and biscuits. The goal was to have them for dinner tonight with some fresh slaw, a sweet corn salad, some good cornbread and beer. Corn flour cannot be substituted for corn meal for cornbread, whereas corn meal cannot be substituted for corn flour for tortillas. I was so happy to eat biscuits and cornbread I nearly yelled ‘Yeehaw!’ Definition of cornbread in US English: cornbread (also corn bread) nounˈkôrnˌbredˈkɔrnˌbrɛd A type of bread made from cornmeal and typically leavened without yeast. Example sentencesExamples Southerners added their own slant with cornbread and grits. If you're interested in ham hocks, cornbread, southern funeral repasts, and the history of soul food, she's the expert. I prepared it the other night, coming home from work: I had cornbread on the mind and I wanted to use up a lonely head of broccoli that was feeling a bit neglected. But whenever one of these classic New Orleans meals came with cornbread, it was the same sweet, yellow stuff I've always known: Northern-style. Corn flour cannot be substituted for corn meal for cornbread, whereas corn meal cannot be substituted for corn flour for tortillas. So cornbread has a special value to me, I call it ‘conversion bread’. Dinner consisted of beer, cornbread, a bit of cheese and tortilla chips. The two finalists are as different as pastrami and cornbread. Better to order the soulful steamed littleneck clams in a broth livened by chorizo sausage, with a clever hunk of grilled cornbread to sop up the juices. Or as food ‘eaten all over the country, but with greater frequency in the South’, like cornbread and biscuits. The vadai masala, consisting of whole lentils, hot red chillies, onion, mustard seeds and cilantro, was quite crunchy - somewhere between cornbread and spicy falafel. I was so happy to eat biscuits and cornbread I nearly yelled ‘Yeehaw!’ The itty-bitty biscuits and cornbread muffins remain in fine form, so the arrival of the breadbasket here is something to anticipate. Any type of bread is great on your feeder tray or tossed on the ground - stale biscuits and bread, crusts, crackers, cornbread, pancakes, bagels, French toast - even doughnuts. You see - my dad can only cook so much - cereal, Chef Boyardee, meatloaf (surprisingly his meatloaf isn't that bad), tacos, and cornbread. The goal was to have them for dinner tonight with some fresh slaw, a sweet corn salad, some good cornbread and beer. Guests including Sharon Stone and Christina Aguilera were served southern comfort food including spareribs and cornbread. We were handed a bowl containing a square of white-corn cornbread soaking up the bacon-flavored pinto bean broth along with a cup of sweet, fresh buttermilk. A thicker version is good on warm cornbread or pitas. The winning dressing is a Southwestern mix of cornbread and chorizo.
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