The phrase "at offal" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be a misunderstanding or misplacement of words, as "offal" refers to the internal organs of an animal used as food, and "at" does not appropriately connect with it.
Example: "The chef prepared a dish featuring offal, showcasing its unique flavors."
Alternatives: "with offal" or "using offal".
While the dinner menu features a number of pates and charcuterie, at brunch offal lovers will have to get by with the beef tongue hash and a bloody Mary that can be made with aqua vit, vodka, white whisky or Tequila.
Hamilton's way with meat, as at the offal-rich Prune, tends to be extreme.
It's a very big day in Scottish cooking – our skills at mincing sheep offal and bashing turnips are being celebrated all over the world.
By Hendrik Hertzberg August 12, 2008 Our contemptible President's use of the Knesset as a catapult for throwing distinctly nonkosher offal at his probable successor notwithstanding, here are two tiny bits of Israel-related good news.
While some may balk at snacking on offal, this traditional Czech meat jelly made from porcine head and trotters is the perfect accompaniment to the new generation of Czech craft beers.
Our contemptible President's use of the Knesset as a catapult for throwing distinctly nonkosher offal at his probable successor notwithstanding, here are two tiny bits of Israel-related good news.
AFTER 27 men were arrested at a male brothel in London's Vere Street in 1810, a friend of Lord Byron wrote to tell him that six men were convicted and put in the pillories, where crowds flung manure and offal at them for hours.
Likewise, looking at pictures of offal -- just seeing how it looks, without the benefit of smell or taste to make it palatable -- tends to turn my stomach.
Comparatively, little is known about the prevalence of STEC O157 in bovine offal at slaughter worldwide.
Thus, these data showed the prevalence of STEC O157 in bovine feces and offal at slaughter.
