camote

American  

[kuh-moh-tey, kah-maw-te] / kəˈmoʊ teɪ, kɑˈmɔ tɛ /

noun

1. batata.

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Example Sentences

The vegan camote burrito on the lunch menu is a flour tortilla fattened with sweet potatoes charred in the embers of a wood-fired grill, giving the tuber a nice bitter edge.

From Washington Post

Although we all understood what to expect from “fall-spice brined chicken” and “brown-butter-roasted squash,” we didn’t grasp in advance what camote tetelas were.

From Washington Post

There is the guttural cry of “gaaaaasssss” from the man who sells canisters of fuel, and the deafening scream of steam that announces the arrival of the camote man, who sells hot sweet potatoes sprinkled with cinnamon and drizzled with condensed milk.

From Los Angeles Times

Unless you think too hard about what might be in it, the camote is a tasty, reasonable dish.

From Los Angeles Times

That’s in addition to the spiffy makeover of old guard candy store La Huerta, purveyors of candied camote and membrillo as well as dried fruits, nuts and brightly colored sweets.

From Los Angeles Times