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  • noun Plural form of mofongo.

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Examples

  • From Puerto Rico, plantain-and-pork balls called mofongos.

    It's Autumn at the Four Seasons 2009

  • With ceviches and stuffed mofongos in abundance on his menu, the dish that grabbed me was a succulent braised beef over a fluffy yam mash with a dusting of cilantro.

    The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com Marie Elena Martinez 2011

  • Appetizers are heavy on starch and light on meat; mofongos need the garlicky dipping sauce they come with.

    Chicago Reader 2010

  • Appetizers are heavy on starch and light on meat; mofongos need the garlicky dipping sauce they come with.

    Chicago Reader 2010

  • Appetizers are heavy on starch and light on meat; mofongos need the garlicky dipping sauce they come with.

    Chicago Reader 2010

  • Appetizers are heavy on starch and light on meat; mofongos need the garlicky dipping sauce they come with.

    Chicago Reader 2010

  • From Puerto Rico, plantain-and-pork balls called mofongos.

    WSJ.com: What's News US 2009

  • Mostly we were interested in good restaurants (mmm, mofongos and mallorcas) and bars (mojitos of course), and a few historical sights (the 500-year old fort of El Morro, evocative of horrific barracks life as well as the occasional excitement of a pirate raid; and the well-preserved home of Dona Felisa, the beloved long-time major of San Juan, the first woman to be elected mayor of any Western city; and our own hotel, El Convento, which has its share of history from convent to flophouse to glamorous 1960s hotel life).

    Archive 2007-07-11 Book Nerd 2007

  • Mostly we were interested in good restaurants (mmm, mofongos and mallorcas) and bars (mojitos of course), and a few historical sights (the 500-year old fort of El Morro, evocative of horrific barracks life as well as the occasional excitement of a pirate raid; and the well-preserved home of Dona Felisa, the beloved long-time major of San Juan, the first woman to be elected mayor of any Western city; and our own hotel, El Convento, which has its share of history from convent to flophouse to glamorous 1960s hotel life).

    Wednesday Reviews: Vacation Reading Book Nerd 2007

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