variety meat [2]

Edible parts of slaughter animals, apart from the meat.
variety meat [2] 						Ruminants’ stomach lining, made ready for cooking; the main ingredient in many regional dishes, the best known being tripes ?? la mode de Caen.				  							Covered with a thick skin that lifts off easily once cooked; calf tongue is the most tender.				  							Young slaughter animals such as calves tend to have more tender kidneys; there is an unpleasant aftertaste if they are not prepared carefully.				  							Lamb, sheep and veal brains are the most prized, served in salads, au gratin, in croquettes, stuffings and sauces.

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delicatessen?[1]

tripe

Ruminants’ stomach lining, made ready for cooking; the main ingredient in many regional dishes, the best known being tripes ?? la mode de Caen.

tongue

Covered with a thick skin that lifts off easily once cooked; calf tongue is the most tender.

kidney

Young slaughter animals such as calves tend to have more tender kidneys; there is an unpleasant aftertaste if they are not prepared carefully.

brains

Lamb, sheep and veal brains are the most prized, served in salads, au gratin, in croquettes, stuffings and sauces.