Tripe

tripe
Most often, the lining of beef stomach. Among other things, used in the Spanish soup Menudo.
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Tripe The stomach of a cow, pig or sheep.
Truffle An underground rounded, irregular shaped fungus with a distinctive.
Truss To tie and skewer the wings and legs of poultry or game birds before roasting.

Tripe - linings of the first and second stomach of a cow or ox; it is the main ingredient of traditional menudo.
Truchas - [Spanish] freshwater trout.

Tripe is a type of edible offal from the stomachs of various domestic animals[1].
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Tripe - The stomach of an animal used in cooking.
Trivet - A stand used to support hot foods thereby protecting the table it sits upon.
Trotter - The hoof or foot of an animal that is used in cooking.

tripe - Tripe refers to the lining of an animal's stomach.
Tri-tip roast - It is a Californian term. The meat for this cut is taken from the middle meat across the back, just ahead of the hindquarters.

Tripe: The edible lining of stomach (beef).
Truffle: a flavorful black fungus that grows underground and is harvested by pigs. The pigs are used because of their exceptional ability to find these truffles.

Tripe - A type of offal, consisting of the lining of a cow's stomach, tripe is a traditional delicacy that has more recently fallen from favour
Trout - The trout family includes rainbow, brown and sea trout More...

Tripe.
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Tripe: The edible stomach lining of a cow or other ruminant. Honeycomb tripe comes from the second stomach and has a honeycomb-like texture.

Tripe
The stomach of a cow, pig or sheep used as food. It is usually sold specially prepared or cleaned for cooking
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tripes à la mode de Caen: beef tripe, carrots, onions, leeks, spices, cooked w/cider and brandy
tripoux: mutton tripe
trompettes des mort: dark brown "horn of plenty" mushrooms ...

Tripe - The stomach of beef, pork, and sheep.

Truffle - This is a tuber of unusual flavor and aroma. It is savored in Italian and French cookery, and due to its scarcity, ...

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(Spanish) tripe cooked with chick peas
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Tripe and cow's foot soup or stew; fiery Mexican "hangover cure," traditionally eaten on Saturday and Sunday; traditional dish for New Year's Day; normally served with lime wedges, oregano, red pepper flakes and hot tortillas. Meringue ...

Tripas Tripe
Trucha Trout
Tuba Alcoholic beverage made from fermented palm juice.

TRIPPA - Tripe. Usually prepared by stewing it in a tomato sauce.
TROCCOLI - Apulian ribbon-like egg spaghetti cut with a ridged rolling pin called a troccolo, ...

a thick soup of tripe, meat, vegetables, pepper and seasonings also known as Philadelphia pepper pot.
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Callos (Sp.): tripe.
Calmar (Fr.): small squid, similar to encornet; with interior transparent cartilage instead of a bone. Also called chipiron in the southwest.
Calo, a - (It.): to pay for wine by the amount consumed.

Kutteln (Ger.) Tripe.
kvass (Russ.) A fermented drink similar to beer, made from yeast, rye,
and barley; it is used to flavor borsch, chlodnik, and other soups;
sometimes spelled kwas.
kyuri (Jap.) Japanese cucumber.

Menudo - Tripe soup; New Year's Day tradition to ease hangovers. A spicy soup made from tripe, chile, hominy and spices. Served with lemon slices, onion, oregano, avocado, and chile which you add to taste. Also served with warm tortillas.

boeuf à la mode, beef, marinated in red wine, then braised; tripes à la mode de Caen, braised tripe dish from Normandy) ...

Hiyara Cucumber Incir Fig Ishkembe Tripe Izgara "mixed grilled meat"; mixed grills are likely to include köfte (lamb chops) or sis (select cubes of meat).

The edible parts of a carcass include lean flesh, fat flesh, and edible glands or organs, such as the heart, liver, kidneys, tongue, tripe, brains, and sweetbread.

Menudo - A soup similar to pozole with the addition of tripe and meat broth. This, too, is served with assorted condiments for the diners to choose from.
Meringue - Whipped egg whites to which sugar has been added to form a stiff paste.

In France, Andouille sausage is made with tripe, the stomach of the pig. It represents a very efficient use of body parts, since the tripe is stuffed into the intestines when making sausage.

Menudo - Tripe soup, considered a hangover cure in Mexico.
Michelada - "My chelada", meaning a michelada is your own customized version of a chelada.

Tripe cream cheeses contain at least 75% butterfat per 100 grams of cheese, which makes this cheese mildly rich and creamy in both taste and texture.

andouillette Pronunciation: ahn-dwee-YET Notes: This tripe sausage is a small version of French andouille sausage. Definitely not a party pleaser, but some people have grown accustomed to its taste.

1 kilo of beef (round or sirloin cut) cut into cubes, beef tripe or oxtail (cut 2 inch long) or a combination of all three (beef, tripe and oxtail)
3 cups of peanut butter
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Menudo: Robust, medium spicy soup with tripe, hominy, onions and spices.
Mescal: Distilled liquor made from juice of several types of agaves. Mezcal.
Mojo de ajo: Cooked in garlic sauce.

Line-caught Whitby cod, trotters, tripe, broad beans and peas
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Andouille sausage - A spicy sausage made from pork chitterlings and tripe. Andouille is traditionally used in Cajun dishes, like jambalaya and gumbo.
Anise Seed - Related to parsley, this spice has a mildly sweet licorice flavor.

Pacalpörkölt (Tripe Stew)
Paprikás Csirke (Chicken Paprikás)
Parasztos Rakottbab (Peasant-Style Layered Beans)
Prézli Karfiol (Cauliflower with Breadcrumbs)
Rakott Krumpli (Layered Potato Bake)
Rizses Hús (Meat with Rice) ...

Menudo: Pieces of intestine (tripe) served in broth and accompanied by tortillas. (Said to be a good cure for a hangover.) ...

Callos (Spanish, Spain): Tripe with chickpeas
Canela (Spanish): Cinnamon
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The internal organs and innards of an animal or fish, including brain, tongue, liver, kidney, tripe, and heart.
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Trippa is Italian for tripe (usually calf's tripe).
Trompette is French for the horn of plenty mushroom.

Animal innards have long been treasured foods around the world Scotland has their national dish of haggis (sheep's stomach stuffed with animal's minced heart, liver, and lungs); Throughout Europe, tripe 9cow or ox stomach) is popular, ...

There are many classic recipes featuring onion including such familiar dishes as tripe and onions, steak and onions, French onion soup, coq au yin, sauce soubise, to name but a few.

in the Tagalog region, is not complete without kare-kare, which is made with a variety of vegetables. It is made from a peanut sauce (sometimes spiced with chili), stewed ox tail, goat, chicken or beef, bagoong and occasionally offal or tripe.

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kebabs, which are skewered chunks of grilled meat; quzi, roasted and stuffed lamb; and kubba, which is minced meat with nuts, raisins and spices. Masgouf is a special dish made from fish that live in the Tigres river. Another popular dish is tripe, ...

Mirqaz dawwara is a sun-dried veal offal sausage preserved in olive oil after frying. It is made with coarsely chopped veal kidneys, tripe, heart, lung, and liver and seasoned with preserved lemon, harīsa, tabil, aniseed, salt, and black pepper.

Menudo - Tripe soup; New Year's Day tradition to ease hangovers
Miel - Honey
Molcajete - Volcanic rock shaped like a bowl in which food is ground
Mole - Term used for a thick sauce or paste.

See also: Cooking, Beef, Flavor, Garlic, Vegetable