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Hangtown Fry
[hang-toun]
noun
a type of omelet to which fried oysters, bacon, and sometimes onions are added.
Word History and Origins
Origin of Hangtown Fry1
Example Sentences
A California legislator voted for the Hangtown Fry, a gold-rush-era concoction of eggs, bacon and oysters that he admitted he hadn’t tasted himself.
Hangtown fry, a scramble of oysters, eggs and bacon, was a favorite in San Francisco.
Menu items include Grandma Gladys’ lengua pot roast, a Hangtown fry/matzoh brei hybrid and a section dedicated to Texas toast.
But the Tokeland’s Hangtown fry, a fluffy frittata crowned with four oysters, also makes a very strong case for itself.
Up in Placerville: The Hangtown Fry — made with eggs, bacon and oysters — was conjured up in Placerville, which is known as Old Hangtown.
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