breaded
- adjective
- /ˈbrɛdɪd/
- She ordered a breaded vegetable patty that was deep-fried to a golden brown.
Well, there's chicken cordon Bleu chicken breaded with sauce.
- Well, there's chicken cordon Bleu chicken breaded with sauce.
Examples
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So Vino Schnitzel is a scalopini which is breaded in flour, egg and bread crumbs and fried to perfection.
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It's a Portobello mushroom stuffed with cheese, breaded and panko fried.
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Do you know this is those, those breaded sticky things through this pocky?
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So a scorch egg is a boiled egg and around it is breaded sausage and then it's deep fried.
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Well, there's chicken cordon Bleu chicken breaded with sauce.
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I like it, it's lightly breaded so you're not getting like way too much of the breading, not super chew like calamari normally is.
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Pretzels, fried Oreos, hot dogs, pizza, fried baloney, breaded pigs in a blanket stick corn dog.
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They're hefty balls of ground beef, ground sausage, Bratwurst, sauerkraut and onions, breaded and deep fried.
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Prepares frozen precooked chicken wings, Nuggets, breaded jalapeno Peppers, cheese Nuggets, fishblaze egg rolls and more.
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The restaurant served delicious breaded shrimp that were crispy and flavorful.
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Etymology
Breaded comes from the simple word bread, because cooks used small pieces of bread called crumbs to cover food before frying or baking. So breaded means 'covered with bread', which explains the crunchy outer layer.