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Definition of flauta in English: flautanoun ˈflaʊtə A Mexican dish consisting of a tortilla that is rolled around a filling of meat and cheese and then fried. I ordered the flautas and a margarita Example sentencesExamples - A flauta is rolled and a taquito is served flat over lettuce.
- Check out these beautiful flautas I ordered, swimming in tomatillo sauce.
- Her menu, a nostalgic take on the cooking of Northern New Mexico, includes tacos, enchiladas, flautas, quesadillas and wholesome salads.
- The menu says the flautas come with that subtle guacamole salsa, but I didn't see any, and frankly, I didn't care.
- He's quite industrious and rapidly turns out large quantities of burritos, flautas or fajitas.
- I find it hard to tear myself away from the wonderful basics, the very long, delicate flautas, for instance.
- For the first time in memory, I found a flauta that needed no adornment.
- My friend liked the flautas - chicken and onion wrapped in a tortilla and deep-fried.
- I knocked one of the flautas over and it went into my purse, taking the spicy green sauce with it.
- Yours truly was a tiny bit too late for brekkie so we settled for one of the combo plates offered for lunch that included taco, flauta, enchilada and tamale.
- This value makes the flautas (a steep $8) not the most cost-effective way of getting your fill of rice and beans.
- The same goes for the tart salsa verde that came with miniature chicken flautas (a shade too oily) as an appetizer.
Origin Spanish, literally 'flute'. Definition of flauta in US English: flautanoun A Mexican dish consisting of a tortilla that is rolled around a filling of meat and cheese and then fried. I ordered the flautas and a margarita Example sentencesExamples - The menu says the flautas come with that subtle guacamole salsa, but I didn't see any, and frankly, I didn't care.
- He's quite industrious and rapidly turns out large quantities of burritos, flautas or fajitas.
- Her menu, a nostalgic take on the cooking of Northern New Mexico, includes tacos, enchiladas, flautas, quesadillas and wholesome salads.
- For the first time in memory, I found a flauta that needed no adornment.
- I knocked one of the flautas over and it went into my purse, taking the spicy green sauce with it.
- A flauta is rolled and a taquito is served flat over lettuce.
- I find it hard to tear myself away from the wonderful basics, the very long, delicate flautas, for instance.
- My friend liked the flautas - chicken and onion wrapped in a tortilla and deep-fried.
- Yours truly was a tiny bit too late for brekkie so we settled for one of the combo plates offered for lunch that included taco, flauta, enchilada and tamale.
- Check out these beautiful flautas I ordered, swimming in tomatillo sauce.
- The same goes for the tart salsa verde that came with miniature chicken flautas (a shade too oily) as an appetizer.
- This value makes the flautas (a steep $8) not the most cost-effective way of getting your fill of rice and beans.
Origin Spanish, literally ‘flute’. |