| FRIEDRICH | Frankfurter perhaps cooked in fat, full-flavoured |
| TEENAGER | Youth has eaten wrong half of Frankfurter, perhaps? |
| GERMANE | Frankfurter, perhaps, adding energy is suitable (7) |
| FIERY | Very hot, that is, in food cooked in fat |
| FRITTER | A piece of fruit, meat or vegetable coated in batter and cooked in fat (7) |
| CARDINAL | French statesman and, perhaps King, in final half of meal, has full-flavoured pork pie in Brussels (8,9) |
| RICHELIEU | French statesman and, perhaps King, in final half of meal, has full-flavoured pork pie in Brussels (8,9) |
| RASHER | Comparatively ill-advised food cooked in fat? |
| DONUT | Ring-shaped cake, cooked in fat (5) |
| BRAISED | Cooked in fat |
| OMELETTES | Savoury dishes of beaten eggs cooked in fat (9) |
| FRIED | Cooked in fat (5) |
| FAINT | Very soft, cooked in fat (5) |
| RICOTTA | Dairy product is mostly full-flavoured, having too much fat in the middle (7) |
| ALBERICH | Bass tucking into drink, full-flavoured, in Wagner role (8) |
| DIETRICH | Actress has choice of food that's full-flavoured (8) |
| APRICOT | A jar holding mostly full-flavoured fruit |
| STRONG | Powerful; full-flavoured |
| OSTRICH | Pound short, couldn't get full-flavoured bird |
| ACERBIC | Bitter: excellent, endlessly full-flavoured, about foremost of beers (7) |
