Sentence examples for is offal from inspiring English sources

Finding out that the only local hangover cure is offal stew.

It is offal that all clear-headed Italian-Americans must refuse.

The problem is, I realise after devouring the real deal in the interests of research, the principle flavour in haggis is offal.

Game's a speciality – the kitchen really understands the difference between, say, roe, fallow and muntjac, and uses them in different ways, to showcase each deer's best points – as is offal: I love the goat keema with diced brain stirred in at the last minute.

Sample chapter title: "This Is Going to Be Offal".

There will be offal and vegetable and pork ragùs, the braised sauces for which Bologna, the region's capital, is famous.

There's offal aplenty on the menu: a pasta dish with lamb intestines, entrees of pork liver and lamb sweetbreads, etc.

As for Hill's cooking, which is modern British with strong Dick Emery (Ooh, you are offal!) leanings, this is technically flawless testament to the perplexingly unpopular art of making ingredients taste more rather than less of themselves.

Bone-marrow arancini by Jacob Kenedy at the Oxford Symposium on Food and Cookery Bee Wilson, food writer and historian At the Oxford Food Symposium, which I'm the chair of, we always have themed meals, and this year the theme was offal.

There's offal (chicken hearts with bacon and black vinegar) and greens (kale and pak choi), both dishes savoury with soy and pleasingly charred from the application of fierce heat.

Rice and flour are cheap, as are offal, pork loin, ground beef, mushrooms, and the small collection of other ingredients that are used in Tim Ho Wan's kitchen.