grainmedley

noun
UK /ˈɡreɪnˌmɛdli/
US /ˈɡreɪnˌmɛdli/

A grainmedley is a mix of different grains cooked together.

For dinner, we had a warm grainmedley with rice, barley, and quinoa.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A dish made by boiling several kinds of grain in water or broth.

She served a hearty grainmedley with roasted vegetables on top.

3. A confused mixture of different things, like a jumble.

His desk was a grainmedley of papers, pens, and old receipts.

4. A musical piece that combines many short tunes into one.

The band played a grainmedley of folk songs from around the world.