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fry cook

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun fry cook has 1 sense
  1. fry cook - a cook who specializes in fried foods
    --1 is a kind of
    cook

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Fry Cook

Description:

A fry cook is a professional who specializes in cooking food by submerging it in oil or fat. They often work in fast-food restaurants or diners, preparing fried dishes such as french fries, chicken nuggets, and fried seafood.

Senses:

Sense 1 (Noun):

A fry cook refers to a person employed in a restaurant or food establishment to cook fried dishes.

Example Sentence: The fry cook at the local diner is known for making the crispiest fries in town.

Sense 2 (Verb):

To fry cook means to cook food by immersing it in hot oil.

Example Sentence: I love to fry cook chicken wings until they are golden brown and crispy.

Popular Usages:

  • Most popularly, a fry cook is associated with fast-food restaurants and their kitchen staff.
  • Fry cooks are often responsible for maintaining kitchen equipment used in frying.
  • In the culinary industry, fry cooks are seen as the experts in achieving perfectly fried food.

Local Usages:

  • In the local context, "fry cook" is sometimes used informally to refer to someone who is only skilled in frying simple dishes.
  • Local eateries usually hire fry cooks to ensure their fried delicacies are made to perfection.
  • During weekends, local communities organize small food festivals where fry cooks display their regional fried specialties.

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