semolina in Greek
semolina in Greek is σιμιγδάλι — semolina means semolina is the coarse, gritty particles left partway through grinding wheat into flour, usually from durum wheat, and used to make pasta, couscous and sweet dishes.
semolina in Greek
σιμιγδάλι
Pronounced: simigdali
Coarse grains produced at an intermediate stage of wheat flour milling.
What does "semolina" mean?
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noun Semolina is the coarse, gritty particles left partway through grinding wheat into flour, usually from durum wheat, and used to make pasta, couscous and sweet dishes.
"The pasta dough was dusted with semolina to stop it sticking."
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semolina in a sentence
- The pasta dough was dusted with semolina to stop it sticking.
- Couscous is traditionally made from semolina.
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What is "semolina" in Greek?
"semolina" in Greek is σιμιγδάλι. semolina means: Semolina is the coarse, gritty particles left partway through grinding wheat into flour, usually from durum wheat, and used to make pasta, couscous and sweet dishes.
How do you pronounce σιμιγδάλι?
"semolina" in Greek is σιμιγδάλι, pronounced "simigdali".
How do you use "semolina" in a sentence?
Example: "The pasta dough was dusted with semolina to stop it sticking." In Greek, "semolina" is σιμιγδάλι.
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