Sentence examples for he deep-fried from inspiring English sources

After slicing the racks into individual ribs, he deep-fried them and bathed the result in a honeyed glaze made piquant with vinegar.

This year, in an effort to top himself, he deep-fried a diet bar.

I thought living in the South I'd encountered nearly every technique a chef could muster for fried chicken, but Corbin's is an original: He deep-fries the bird first, then par-bakes it, and right before serving finishes it in a skillet.

His just-being-me scenes -- he deep-fries a turkey with Hank Williams Jr. -- are hard to follow.

They fly out of the kitchen so fast he deep-fries the tomatoes just to keep up, but he prefers to pan fry them in a cast-iron skillet in a couple of inches of oil.

Every Thanksgiving he deep-fries turkeys for 12 of their friends, and the night before he holds his annual "injection party," during which the turkeys are infused with a mixture of roasted garlic, spice and butter.

The bespectacled Dufresne helped pioneer envelope-pushing molecular gastronomy, which has become popular in recent years — he deep-fries mayonnaise, makes noodles out of nothing more than shrimp and a chemical substance known as "meat glue," and serves pizza in pebble form.

DURING the 85 or so minutes that the food writer and playwright Jonathan Reynolds is under the lights in the Second Stage Theater's production of his play "Dinner With Demons," he deep-fries an entire turkey, prepares a potato soufflé, braises a few cardoons, whips up a spicy tomato sorbet and flips and flips again a platter-sized Reuben's apple pancake.

Then she deep-fried them in oil.

He also said he'd "deep fry Dick Cheney's head" and sodomize him.

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