Sentence examples for fried on from inspiring English sources

A thin slab of tuna is fried on one side and served cooked side down.

In any case the image of her calmly roaming her kitchen in Queens while one or two of her niks fried on the stovetop is one of my earliest cooking memories.

In a book about fireplace cooking I saw a picture of an egg fried on a spoon like this one with the crooked end.

This refers to a fried egg that is turned over and fried on both sides.

Onions, listed as French fried on the menu, were in fact sautéed, not deep fried, but they were nonetheless sweet and well seasoned.

Chunks of meat and slices of foie are fried on the big griddle behind the bar.

All of us brought cutthroat trout back for dinner that night, which Jack's wife, Belinda, flash-fried on a wood-fired stove.

Chicken tak-a-tak ($6), shredded chicken essentially stir-fried on the tawa (pronounced tav-AH), an Indian equivalent of a wok, was exceptional, with a peppery bite augmented by garlic, ginger and chili.

The chips are an abrupt challenge to accepted wisdom, too: they are bought-in and fried on-site and – utterly crisp without, perfectly fluffy within – are miles better than most pubs' attempts at homemade, triple-cooked chips.

"Once a dividend is put in place, it is a big negative if the dividend is reversed, decreased or ceased in the future," says Fried. "On the other hand, if a company slows down or stops repurchasing shares, it is hardly noted.

Basically fish, seafood, meat or vegetables coated in batter and deep-fried on wooden skewers.