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Meanings of corn husks in English
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Usage of corn husks in English
1
The day of making the tamales, start by soaking the corn husks.
2
The floor was the natural earth, littered with corn husks and other refuse.
3
The sky grew thick with illusory ravens' wings, rustling like dry corn husks.
4
Soak the corn husks in cold water for two hours.
5
You can also use fresh banana leaves or fresh corn husks for wrapping, if available.
6
The air smelled of stagnant water and the spicy fried crawfish served on corn husks.
7
Have corn husks and pumpkins for the decorations; use autumn leaves, strung together, for wall decorations.
8
Brooms and brushes were made of corn husks.
9
Coat the steamer baskets with nonstick cooking spray or line with a layer of corn husks.
10
If there is a lot of extra space around the sides, pack with extra corn husks.
11
On each side were pillars 16 feet high decorated with ears of corn and corn husks.
12
Tamales are little individual packages of filling and dough wrapped in dried corn husks, then steamed.
13
The Indians made ropes of corn husks, and in some places they made shoes of plaited husks.
14
Upon these were laid the ticks filled with feathers or corn husks, and the couch was complete.
15
Cover the tamales with a layer of 4 or 5 corn husks.
16
The white people in early times made their door mats and horse collars and beds of corn husks.