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country-fried

British  
/ ˈkʌntrɪˌfraɪd /

adjective

  1. another word for Southern-fried Southern-fried

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Its audience was expanding, and artistically, moving from what Anderson called its “dusty, Bakersfield country-fried” sound into “what was essentially an acid jazz band that was playing rock ’n’ roll.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Spoon over Country-Fried Steak and serve.

From Salon

In Southern California, diners come in all shapes and serve some of our favorite meals: pancakes and waffles, chile relleno omelets, country-fried steak and banana cream pie.

From Los Angeles Times

The two collided at a cast party in 2017, where Reyes rolled up with platters of country-fried jackfruit, sliders, and chicken and waffles.

From Washington Post

The latter is the richest person in Alabama, known for taking football coaches on fishing trips to remote Alaska and featuring them in Old West-themed YellaWood commercials that feature Rane in an all-yellow cowboy outfit, often on horseback, playing a country-fried hero called the “Yella Fella.”

From Washington Post