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sesame

/ˈsɛs.ə.mi/

Traducción: Planta herbácea anual erecta originaria de la India oriental, cultivada por sus semillas, que se usan para producir aceite de sésamo y se conocen como ajonjolí.

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/ˈsɛs.ə.mi/B1formalculinary
  • esPlanta herbácea anual erecta originaria de la India oriental, cultivada por sus semillas, que se usan para producir aceite de sésamo y se conocen como ajonjolí.

An East Indian annual erect herb cultivated for its seeds, which are used to produce sesame oil and are known as benniseed.

  1. Sesame plantB1formalculinary

    A tropical plant (Sesamum indicum) cultivated for its small, flat seeds which are used as food and to extract oil.

    esSésamo, ajonjolí

    • Sesame is grown widely in India and Africa.
    • The farmer harvested the sesame plants in late summer.
    • Sesame seeds are rich in oil and protein.

    Sinónimosbennesesamum

  2. Sesame seedsA2formalculinary

    The edible seeds of the sesame plant, used whole or ground in cooking and baking.

    esSemillas de sésamo

    • She sprinkled sesame seeds on the salad.
    • Sesame seeds are a common topping for hamburger buns.
    • Tahini is a paste made from ground sesame seeds.

    Sinónimosbenne

  3. Sesame oilB1formalculinary

    An oil extracted from sesame seeds, used in cooking and for flavoring dishes.

    esAceite de sésamo

    • Sesame oil adds a nutty flavor to stir-fries.
    • The recipe calls for a tablespoon of sesame oil.
    • Cold-pressed sesame oil is often used in Asian cuisine.
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  • sesames' possessive plural form
  • sesame's possessive singular form
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