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Default Any use for overgrown courgettes?


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On 18/08/2015 11:01, Martin wrote:
On 18 Aug 2015 09:06:40 GMT, Emery Davis wrote:

On Mon, 17 Aug 2015 23:59:11 +0100, Christina Websell wrote:

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Myself, I eat almost anything. Except tripe and I don't fancy squid
either.

I'm with you: tripe is a step to far. People around here adore it
though.


I associate tripe with post WWII food shortages and dehydrated mashed
potato
POM.
IMO tripe is tasteless and has a slimy texture.




Actually, I think it's deeply yummy. I've eaten white and dark tripe.
Never cooked it; all our family ate it washed straight from the butchers
with vinegar, salt and pepper. Exquisiste! Can't buy it now for trying.
Last time I asked for some, the butcher said "Is it for your dog?" Totally
barking.
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Spider


When I had a lot of dogs, I used to get what is called green tripe for them,
which is not the same as white tripe that humans eat. It absolutely stank
but they loved it.
So I guess that's what your butcher thought you wanted.

Absolutely wouldn't eat tripe myself. No way.

You probably need a specialist butcher to get some now to eat yourself. I
don't think it will go well in the supermarkets.

Tina








 
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