What is "refried"

Usage examples of "refried".

Juan were digging into refried beans and enchiladas when Gayo flapped through the window and came to perch on his shoulder.

After the remains of the lobster course had been removed, the Indian servant brought an elaborate array of Mexican dishes: refried beans, whole chillies and the tortilla in its various disguises: enchiladas, tacos, tostadas and quesadillas.

In the kitchen she put the beers away and fixed the food they'd bought - crispy-fried Chee-tos and cans of refried bean dip and little shrimp cocktails in jars with pry-off lids.

He got a bowl of refried beans from the refrigerator and set them in the microwave to warm, then opened a can of green chili sauce.

She speared a mixture of refried bean, cheddar cheese shreds, and sour cream with a corn chip.

Killa said, gobbling down refried steakbean and reaching for the orange-and-green milsi stalks of which she was particularly fond.

Killa said, gobbling down refried steakbean and reaching for the orange and green milsi stalks of which she was particularly fond.

She turned and retrieved two dishes of huevos rancheros with chorizo and refried beans heavy on the salsa from the oven and placed them on the table.

Glod blew the dust off a crumhorn and put it to his lips, achieving a sound like the ghost of a refried bean.

In a thick voice that seemed to come from a distance, he asked for two beef tacos, a couple of cheese enchiladas, rice, refried beans, and two more bottles of beer.

After he drank five cups of water from a big olla, or pot, whose porous walls let it sweat and keep its contents cool, Polly fed him shredded pork and refried beans with fried cholla buds that reminded him of okra.

The eight-ring stove had several pots and pans on it, all filled with a rotted powder where there had once been stews, refried beans and potatoes.

He spread the refried beans over the tortillas and folded the eggs inside.

I opened a cabinet and peered behind the cans of refried beans and tomato sauce.

Anne heated up a can of refried beans and wrapped them with some lettuce and tomatoes in a couple of tortillas, and carried her dinner outside with a bottle of beer to sit on one of the old telephone poles that had been laid down to mark the limits of the pullout.