Tripe is often cleaned and blanched at the start of cooking to remove any microbes or strong aromas. This involves placing the tripe in a large pan of cold water which is slowly heated to the boil ...
What's more uncommon, though, is tripe, something many people have heard of but seldom buy unless they're from a culture where its consumption is typical. Unfortunately, where tripe comes from ...
Why is your timeline filling up with tripe? While some would argue Twitter is usually full of rubbish, this time it's the real thing, as #WorldTripeDay is trending. Once a kitchen staple ...
Tripe is usually bleached in Western countries. I recently bought about a kilo of honeycomb tripe, which looked very good. I cooked it the usual way. However, on tasting it, I could detect the ...
Put the tripe into a saucepan with a quarter cupful of water, with the lid on, place on the hob for 8-10 minutes approx. Discard the liquor in the pot, add the sliced onion and cover with cold milk.
Put the tripe into a saucepan, cover with water and a lid, then bring to the boil then simmer for around 1 hour (approx.). Discard the liquor in the pot, add the sliced onion and cover with cold ...