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People fry red meat ?! I have spent much time in the US, but I think I have never seen that...in restaurants at least. And I'm kinda glad I didn't.
by nsebban 10y ago
People fry red meat ?!
I have spent much time in the US, but I think I have never seen that...in restaurants at least. And I'm kinda glad I didn't.
- rangibaby 10y agoI've lived in Japan for my entire adult life and we cook meats either in a frypan or a wok. Do you roast it in the oven or something?
- bpicolo 10y agoThey're referring to deep frying, rather than pan frying.
- makerofthings 10y agoSlightly OT, but Is this a language thing? In the UK frying in this context means in a flat frying pan with a very small coating of oil. This is perfectly normal for a steak. Deep fat frying, where the meat would be submerged in hot oil would be out of the ordinary.
- milesrout 10y agoHave you ever had a hamburger...?
- soundwave106 10y agoIt's not as common, but yes. One example found in Southern cuisine / Texas / etc. is called either chicken fried steak or country fried steak. Although often pan fried, some restaurants deep fry them.
- mcguire 10y agoWith mashed potatoes and white gravy[1], it's delicious, too. [1] People who put brown gravy on chicken fried steak are heretics who should be deep fried themselves.