Sentence examples for fried frog from inspiring English sources

We ordered the "cracker appetizer plate," which included fried mushrooms, fried ingots of gator tail, fried green tomatoes and fried frog legs whose girth and musculature would have put a speed skater to shame.

Pho Hung, a Vietnamese restaurant, had specialties like fried frog and snail vermicelli soup peppering a menu of more traditional fare.

The Japanese staff gamely tries to explain things — the whole fried frog, the rabbit miso soup — but with so many dishes costing only two or three dollars you might as well just keep ordering.

So when a fried frog on a stick I bought as a joke turned out to be delicious, I returned to the street vendor displaying the translation of "Very spicy and delicious!

Course 6: Fried frog (12 renminbi) – It was time for a break, so I wandered the "alley" and its even more alleylike spur of even more tightly packed vendors, passing by others walking and munching who knows what.

Brasserie classics like roast duck with Armagnac prunes ($26) and steak frites ($27) join dishes like pumpkin and mushroom gnocchi ($23), fried frog legs ($12.50) and lobster beignets ($14).

At Local, spicy golden fried frogs' legs are bar food.

The menu includes crispy beef tongue, stir-fried frog meat, and a salad of lotus: lotus roots, lotus stem and fresh lotus seeds.

Dishes, which change daily, might include chicken and pumpkin saraman (a type of Khmer curry) and stir-fried frog's legs with holy basil served in hollowed-out bamboo reeds and miniature woks.

Which is not to say it's fantastic, but that it's at least interesting, and occasionally good: shrimp in spicy tomato sauce carried complex heat; at $30 the deep-fried frog's legs may merely be the upscale and better version of Buffalo wings, but they were eaten quickly and enjoyed thoroughly.

All of it was laid out, along with chunks of alligator tail, lightly fried in a spicy batter, and deep-fried frogs' legs.