noun / verb
hash
HASH/hæʃ/
A dish formed from mixed chopped ingredients.
The skillet holds hash made with chopped meat, potatoes, and vegetables.
Etymology
French hacher describes chopping food into small pieces. The English noun transferred that action to its result: a stew of finely cut meat, giving the dish its name.
In context
This is the beginning of righteous hash. Start with some potatoes, add our garlic onion puree. And then now ridiculous amounts of corned beef. It's mixed together.
More examples
- We serve corned beef hash with fried eggs.
- Leftover roast turkey makes a delicious breakfast hash.
- She hashes the cooked beef before mixing it with potatoes.
Forms
hash · hashes · hashed · hashing