100 Examples of sentences containing the common noun "taro"

Definition

Taro is a common noun that refers to a tropical plant (Colocasia esculenta) cultivated for its edible corms and leaves. It is widely used in various cuisines around the world, especially in Asia and the Pacific Islands. The corms are often boiled, baked, or mashed and are rich in carbohydrates. Taro can also refer to the starchy tuber itself, which is similar to a potato and has a nutty flavor.

Synonyms

• Colocasia
• Dasheen
• Yautia
• Taro root

Antonyms

• (There are no direct antonyms for "taro" as it refers specifically to a type of plant. However, in culinary contexts, one could consider other tubers like "potato" or "yam" as different types of starchy foods.)

Examples

1. The chef decided to taro the corm before adding it to the soup.
2. In her recipe, she instructed to taro the leaves and steam them lightly.
3. Every summer, we taro the garden to plant new crops.
4. They would often taro the harvested corms for a fresh salad.
5. The children learned how to taro the tubers during their cooking class.
6. He likes to taro the mashed mixture until it's smooth.
7. We need to taro the soil to prepare it for planting.
8. The villagers taro the fields in anticipation of the rainy season.
9. She will taro the corms before frying them for dinner.
10. It’s important to taro the plant carefully to avoid damaging the roots.
11. The nutritionist advised them to taro the traditional diet with more vegetables.
12. During the festival, they will taro the area to set up stalls.
13. The gardener loves to taro the ground to improve its fertility.
14. They taro the taro plants to protect them from pests.
15. She forgot to taro the tubers before cooking them.
16. He learned how to taro the corms from his grandmother.
17. We will taro the harvested crop at the market tomorrow.
18. The recipe calls for you to taro the taro before adding the spices.
19. They often taro their meals with a variety of root vegetables.
20. In the classroom, they will taro the plants to study their growth.
21. The chef plans to taro the dish with some fresh herbs.
22. He was excited to taro the new variety of taro he found.
23. They will taro the garden plot to make room for new plants.
24. She prefers to taro the corms instead of using frozen ones.
25. We should taro the roots carefully to avoid any spoilage.
26. The students will taro the taro plant as part of their project.
27. He learned to taro the tubers from a local farmer.
28. They need to taro the area to make it suitable for planting.
29. The dish was traditionally made by taro the corms in coconut milk.
30. We will taro the ingredients together for a delicious meal.
31. She loves to taro the leaves into small pieces for the salad.
32. They decided to taro the corms instead of boiling them.
33. He watched the cooking show where they taro the taro root.
34. The farmers will taro the field before the rainy season starts.
35. We need to taro the corms thoroughly to remove any dirt.
36. She taught her children how to taro the vegetables properly.
37. The festival featured a contest to see who could taro the best dish.
38. He carefully taro the taro to ensure it was cooked evenly.
39. They often taro their meals with a side of taro chips.
40. She plans to taro the vegetable garden this weekend.
41. The locals will taro the area to prepare for the harvest.
42. It’s essential to taro the roots before planting for better growth.
43. They love to taro the traditional recipes passed down through generations.
44. We should taro the taro plants to enhance their growth.
45. The chef will taro the mixture until it reaches the desired consistency.
46. He forgot to taro the corms before adding them to the dish.
47. They like to taro the taro leaves for a quick stir-fry.
48. We need to taro the soil to ensure proper drainage.
49. She will taro the taro in the garden to check for pests.
50. The class was excited to taro the plants they had grown.
51. They often taro their food with various spices to enhance the flavor.
52. He enjoys to taro the traditional dishes from his culture.
53. The farmers will taro the harvest at the end of the season.
54. She likes to taro the corms and serve them with a dipping sauce.
55. We should taro the tubers carefully to maintain their freshness.
56. The recipe required her to taro the taro roots in boiling water.
57. They love to taro their meals with a variety of side dishes.
58. He plans to taro the garden plot for the new planting season.
59. The children will taro the garden as part of their school project.
60. She taught her friends how to taro the corms for the recipe.
61. They will taro the area to make it suitable for gardening.
62. He learned to taro the taro plants from a local expert.
63. The cooking class will teach us how to taro the roots.
64. They often taro their meals with some fresh vegetables.
65. She loves to taro the ingredients together for a hearty soup.
66. We need to taro the soil before planting the new seeds.
67. The chef decided to taro the dish with some unique flavors.
68. He watched a video on how to taro the corms for the dish.
69. They plan to taro the garden every spring to prepare for planting.
70. She will taro the leaves into smaller pieces for cooking.
71. They enjoy to taro their meals with local produce.
72. He was excited to taro the new recipes he discovered online.
73. We should taro the corms before using them in our dish.
74. The students were eager to taro their plants for the science fair.
75. She will taro the garden plot to ensure proper growth.
76. They often taro their dinner with a side of roasted taro.
77. He learned to taro the tubers from his family traditions.
78. The workshop focused on how to taro the soil for better crops.
79. She decided to taro the taro leaves and use them in her salad.
80. They will taro the garden area to plant new varieties this season.
81. The chef plans to taro the dish with some innovative techniques.
82. He likes to taro the corms for a nutritious snack.
83. We should taro the garden to make way for new plants.
84. The festival featured a section where they will taro the taro root.
85. She will taro the ingredients together for the perfect dish.
86. They need to taro the soil to improve its quality.
87. He loves to taro the taro plants in his backyard garden.
88. The recipe required her to taro the corms and steam them.
89. They often taro their meals with flavorful sauces.
90. She taught her friends how to taro the roots effectively.
91. We should taro the garden regularly to keep it healthy.
92. The chef decided to taro the corms in a unique way.
93. He plans to taro the taro leaves for a delicious side dish.
94. They will taro the area to plant new crops this spring.
95. She always likes to taro the tubers before cooking.
96. The cooking class will cover how to taro the ingredients.
97. He enjoys to taro the produce from his garden.
98. We need to taro the corms before they spoil.
99. The students learned how to taro the plants as part of their project.
100. She will taro the garden to ensure it is ready for planting.