The phrase "a slice of fried" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a portion of food that has been fried, typically in a culinary context.
Example: "For breakfast, I enjoyed a slice of fried bacon alongside my eggs."
Alternatives: "a piece of fried" or "a portion of fried".
Sometimes we ate a slice of fried Spam, sometimes sardines.
5 To serve, put a slice of fried bread on each plate, add some caramelised onions, then liver, bacon and black pudding.
For me, there is nothing more delicious than a properly cooked tomato releasing its juices into a slice of fried bread, once nudged with the back of a fork.
It consists of a hamburger, a slice of fried Spam, a wedge of seared foie gras and a quail egg, all teetering on a bed of rice and topped with teriyaki sauce, maple syrup, bordelaise and sriracha.
Angie was in raptures about her three-way Selsey crab: a crunchy crab cake tickled by horseradish mayonnaise, a mousse of brown crabmeat on a slice of fried bread and finally a mouth-filling glass of white crab mixed with basil and surmounted by vermouth foam.
On a mobile hotplate, an egg is scrambled with bits of carrot, then wrapped in a slice of fried bread with some brown sugar and ketchup.
Equally succulent was braised rabbit ragout, with a slice of deep-fried artichoke heart and a mix of little white beans.
But I didn't like other rolls: fried artichoke hearts had little taste; Gorgonzola cheese in the "blue moon" roll overpowered tempura mushrooms; a zucchini roll (Akira Kurosawa, named for the film director) wrapped in a slice of deep-fried zucchini was bland.
What turned up at my table was a simple white plate, almost entirely covered with a single slice of fried puff ball.
Should this sensual car crash not be enough, a thick slice of fried lotus root is plunged into its riotous depths for good measure.
As for the menu, in addition to the gumbo, there was another table favorite during my two visits: fried oysters, three of them, on a thick slice of fried green tomato and dressed with mayonnaise spiced with green peppers, celery, onion and tomato.
