panko

American  

[pahn-koh, pang‐] / ˈpɑn koʊ, ˈpæŋ‐ /

noun

(used with a singular or plural verb)

1. Japanese-style breadcrumbs in large, coarse flakes.

   panko-crusted fish fillets.

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Etymology

Origin of panko

< Japanese pan bread + ko crumb

Example Sentences

You’ve heard of Panko, Parmesan or herb-crusted fish.

From Salon

Use panko for its craggy architecture.

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Add the panko and let it sit undisturbed in places so it develops real color.

From Salon

Cubed sourdough or cornbread croutons, toasted panko breadcrumbs, crispy rice or quinoa, chewy farro and cooked beans.

From Salon

A scattering of hazelnuts adds a buttery crunch, and I finish the tops with a light dusting of toasted Panko crumbs.

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