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Indian bread
[ in-dee-uhn bred ]
Indian bread
noun
- another name for corn bread
Word History and Origins
Origin of Indian bread1
Example Sentences
So we felt at ease eating so-called Indian bread, a fungus that grows on trees, and prickly heath berries, which taste like apples, along the trail.
Her mother managed the family’s small Indian bread shop, Monsoon Kitchens, in Gaithersburg, Md., where they live.
There is the John Paratha, a three-egg omelet topped with bread crumbs to make it crispy and stuffed with mayonnaise, cheese, onion, tomato and coriander salad that is rolled up inside a soft Indian bread.
They had nothing to eat except a dozen puri, fried Indian bread, that she had prepared with leftover flour before they left.
According to Martha Ackmann — author of the enjoyable and absorbing “These Fevered Days,” a top 10 list of Dickinson’s “pivotal moments” — the only “acclaim” she received during her lifetime “was winning second prize for her rye and Indian bread at the annual cattle show.”
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