Sentence examples for fried slice from inspiring English sources

What is it about a breaded and fried slice of meat that is so cross-culturally endearing?

Maybe it's because I'm tight but I totally love roughing it," says Myles MacInnes, aka Mylo, as he shovels a forkload of egg, sausage and fried slice into his gob in a north London greasy spoon.

But, perhaps best of all, there's the Scottish breakfast in all its superiority – the upstanding porridge of unimpeachable rectitude, the oat-studded black pudding, and, best of all, the hot, buttery tattie scones, which render the English fried slice as dull and workaday as toast.

We picked the banana, an extravaganza of battered and fried slices topped with ice cream, whipped cream, chocolate and raspberry sauces and three maraschino cherries.

We meet up in the latter, in the Indian equivalent of a greasy spoon where fried slices have been replaced by brain masala.

Imfasakh batinjan, a delicious, almost meaty salad, is made with fried slices of eggplant shredded by hand and dressed with chiles, garlic and lemon juice, a mixture that's a foundation of the cuisine.

Along with pencil-eraser-pink liverwurst, sweetened Cream of Wheat, and fried slices of scrapple, the Pennsylvania Dutch breakfast meat my friend's mother would press, sizzling, into a scrim of hot oil, eggnog is one of those foods I enjoy as an adult because I enjoyed it so vividly as a child.

Daintier was "the Bounty," a beautiful array of raw and cooked vegetables — tiny crunchy radishes with their tops, tender rounds of sweet potato, paper-thin fried slices of beet — with little cruets of shallot labne and a walnut bagna cauda for dipping, all nestled in a shallow ceramic bowl.

More than 229 million portions of white fish fillets are sold each year in England, each one coated in a light batter and deep-fried, and served alongside fat fried slices of potatoes.

Authorities recommended using breaded and fried slices of grapefruit peel as stand-ins for steaks.

Her zucchinis were a sight to behold - mutantly large gourds promising many a meal of fried slices.