panada

/pəˈnɑːdə/
noun
  1. A thick sauce or paste made by cooking bread, flour, or rice in water or milk, used as a base for other dishes or as a binder.
    • For the croquettes, mix the filling with a panada to help it hold together.
    • She used a rice panada to thicken the soup.
    • The chef prepared a simple panada by simmering breadcrumbs in milk.
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