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fried egg

NOUN
  1. eggs cooked by sauteing in oil or butter; sometimes turned and cooked on both sides

How To Use fried egg In A Sentence

  • Put fried egg on top of cooked lettuce. The Sun
  • The breakfast consisted of two fried eggs and two rashers of streaky bacon crisply done.
  • I would also be sure to get the fried eggplant with tasso ham sauce. Midtown Lunch is going to New Orleans! | Midtown Lunch - Finding Lunch in the Food Wasteland of NYC's Midtown Manhattan
  • His breaded pork escalopes come tender but crunchy with unctuous buttery anchovies and fried egg, an interesting spin on the Weiner Schnitzel theme.
  • He was now alone, the smell of fried eggs and bacon still strong in the room, but he had not the stomach to eat.
  • In the interior rural regions, a hearty breakfast consists of a strip of pork, rice and beans, sweet plantains, and a large steak with fried eggs.
  • An "Offaly good breakfast" may be a crap joke, but it was true to its word: grilled kidneys, pink at the eye, with Leopold Bloom's "faint tang of urine", a little fried wobbly liver, a round of black pudding, a fried egg trimmed unto the yolk on a piece of fried bread, a plank of crisp bacon and a dollop of their own ketchup. Restaurant review: the Potted Pig
  • The big man took the orders and worked the grill; his dwarflike forearms strained to reach the onions and fried eggs on the back hot plate. Let The Dead Lie
  • Aunt Edie served up a supper of fried eggs, bacon and tomatoes with bread and butter.
  • Other common foods are chorba, a spicy soup; dolma, a mixture of tomatoes and peppers, and bourek, a specialty of Algiers consisting of mincemeat with onions and fried eggs, rolled and fried in batter.
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