潮州煎蠔烙

ciu4 zau1 zin1 hou4 lok3

Chaozhou style fried eggs with oysters

煎熬

zin1 ngou4

suffering; torment; torture

煎釀青椒

zin1 joeng6 ceng1 ziu1

fried stuffed green pepper

煎蘿蔔糕

zin1 lo4 baak6 gou1

fried Chinese radish cake

煎餃

zin1 gaau2

fried dumpling

焙煎

bui6 zin1

to dry and roast over a low fire (tea, chestnuts, seaweed etc); to torrefy

煎堆

zin1 deoi1

(n.) Jin deui, a deep-fried Chinese pastry - glutinous rice ball coated with whi

九江煎堆

gau2 gong1 zin1 deoi1

Jiujiang Sesame Ball (a type of Chinese deep fried pastry)

油煎

jau4 zin1

to fry in oil or fat.

煎鍋

zin1 wo1

frying pan, skillet

煎腸粉

zin1 coeng4*2 fan2

fried rice roll

薄煎餅

bok6 zin1 beng2

a pancake (lit., "thin fried cake")

蚵仔煎

ho4 zai2 zin1

oyster omelettes

冷手執個熱煎䭔

laang5 sau2 zap1 go3 jit6 zin1 deoi1

to have an unexpected stroke of good luck (lit., "a cold hand grasps a hot rice

鹹煎餅

haam4 zin1 beng2

fried pancake (spoken)

煎釀三寶

zin1 joeng6 saam1 bou2

the 'three stuffed treasures', refers to stuffed eggplant, stuffed bell pepper,

冷手執個熱煎堆

laang5 sau2 zap1 go3 jit3 zin1 deoi1

(proverb) to acquire an unexpected godsend

煎芋頭糕

zin1 wu6 tau4*2 gou1

fried taro cake

煎魚

zin1 jyu4

a pan fried fish; to fry a fish [written and colloquial]

煎魚

zin1 jyu4*2

to pan-fry a fish; pan-fried fish