Sentence examples for must be fried from inspiring English sources

There's only one point I won't budge on, and that's the cooking: a doughnut must be fried.

A Buffalo wing, according to the rules of the Hunt, must be fried but not breaded, and must be slathered in a sauce made with butter (not margarine!), vinegar, and chili peppers.

"Obviously for the spectators and people back home, their nerves must be fried and their blood pressure must be through the roof, so I apologise for that," Neilson said.

'Once, for four or five minutes, at 120 degrees, and then, later, for three minutes at 190 degrees.' This is the essential fact about the chip - it must be fried twice.

Health warning: this edible fungus must not be fried whole as it has a habit of jumping out of the pan like popcorn.

"He has to be fried".

Will you be frying tonight?

For most chip-eaters, chips must be something fried for you by someone else.

Crossing the border from Jordan, "at the threshold of Palestine", he must wait for hours at checkpoints where "sweat oozes with sticky insistence" and the air is fried.

Nothing is fried.

Our bullpen has been fried".