- A
metate (or
mealing stone) is a type or
variety of quern, a
ground stone tool used for
processing grain and seeds. In
traditional Mesoamerican cultures...
- Look up
metate in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
metate is a
Mesoamerican quern or milling-stone.
Metate may also
refer to:
Metate (yearbook), the...
- a
metate to
grind cocoa beans.
Chocolate Museum, Bruges.
Metate and mano from the
Mayan period.
Chocolate Museum, Bruges.
Costa Rican funeral metate. Chocolate...
- A mano (Spanish for hand) is a
ground stone tool used with a
metate to
process or
grind food by hand. It is also
known as metlapil, a term
derived from...
- students. The
Golden Antlers publishes satirical content. Pomona's yearbook,
Metate, was
founded in 1894 and
discontinued in 2012. The college's
official magazine...
-
milling station. A
bedrock mortar should not be
confused with a
bedrock metate,
which is a flat, trough-shaped
depression often found with
bedrock mortars...
-
contains garlic, onion, tomato, salt and oil, and is
traditionally ground in a
metate or molcajete. It is
served to
accompany tamales, tacos, mole or meats. It...
- the
cooking of food in
ovens at
ground level,
grinding in
molcajete and
metate. With the
Spaniards came the pork, beef and
chicken meats; peppercorn, sugar...
-
unleavened dough for flat
cakes by
grinding with a
handstone on a
quern (
metate).
Quern stones were used in
China at
least 10,000
years ago to
grind wheat...
- from the
Aztecs the
technique of
processing cocoa beans through the use of
metate; however,
Modica chocolate uses
sugar in
addition to cocoa, an ingredient...
