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G'day world,
Called on a mate the other evening just as he was finishing his tea (archaic form: breakfast, dinner, tea; modern equivalent: breakfast, lunch, dinner) and there was a *very* delicious smell of tripe and onions in the house. Reminded me of when I was a kid many years ago and my mother occasionally served up tripe and onions. I've tried making the same a few times over the decades, but it never seems to come out quite the same -- and preparing/cooking tripe can be rather unappealing too. So, any tips on the process would be very much appreciated. ISTM that basically it's just a matter of boiling the diced tripe with onions and serving with white sauce; but I'm clearly missing the key ingredient and/or process in preparing and cooking the stuff. Would experienced offal eaters care to share their secrets please? Cheers, Phred. -- LID |
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