Sentence examples for bit of fried from inspiring English sources

Tonya relied on salads, with one small break a bit of fried calamari she purloined from a lunch buddy.

Vietnam offers an omnivore's cuisine of varied soups, the freshest of fish and shellfish, an avalanche of fresh vegetables, and a bit of fried fare to soothe our cravings for crunch and fat.

In fact, I ought not call them crisps, because they are much more besides, for although they crunch, they are healthier than your common or garden bit of fried potato.

"There are times when it is perfectly acceptable to eat raw leaves," he remarked, popping a bit of deep-fried foie gras into his mouth.

Mr. Kim rolls rectangles of fresh tofu in potato starch, then flash fries them and tops the packages with crisp bits of fried tempura batter and a few slices of hot pepper along with the ginger and scallion.

The black-eyed pea cakes are served with a garnish of "thin bits of fried bacon".

Other excellent choices are the stir-fried beef shreds with bits of fried crullers (you taio) and the pan-fried meat dumplings.

A shared plate of lovely taleggio-filled agnolotti, flecked with crispy bits of fried lamb belly and charred leeks, is surprisingly light.

Something as simple as Satur Farms' butter lettuce tossed in a lemon vinaigrette with Parmesan and small bits of fried lemon was equally appealing.

They get both from the bits of fried seaweed and pellets of rice cracker coating gorgeous petals of cured hamachi, which rest on a zingy edamame and horseradish purée.

These are good snacks in anybody's book, including a fried ball of mashed potatoes filled with pork and served with lingonberry preserves, and a crazy "Swedish" hot dog on a griddled flour tortilla (got that?) with spicy brown mustard and buttery mashed potatoes shot through with bits of fried onion that crunch between your teeth.