Sentence examples for offal such as from inspiring English sources

Ankara's signature street delight is traditionally made by wrapping lamb intestines around available offal such as heart, sweetbread and lungs.

They could get the price down further by using offal, such as heart meat which trades at between 70p-£1.10/kg.

Checchino dal 1887 This restaurant just in front of the old slaughterhouse has been serving gutsy offal such as tripe and oxtail since 1887.

"But there is a general squeamishness about fish in this country, which makes people shy away from offal such as monkfish, mullet and cod livers".

The ways a supplier might meet the unrealistic price specified would be to switch to meat from premises not approved by the EU, or to add in offal, such as heart or mechanically separated meats.

They are now having to pay to get rid of certain types of offal, such as the spinal cord and brain, which they used to be able to sell for £20 a tonne.But other European pig farmers have not yet been faced with the same regulations.

On the other hand, quite high concentrations of PCDD/Fs and PCBs have been reported in some offals, such as deer and lamb liver, and consumption of portions more than 100 g may therefore lead to exceeded tolerably daily intake (TDI) (2 pg WHO-TEQ/kg of body weight) [9, 7].

Offal and offcuts such as head and feet can be picked up for next to nothing and eating them helps to avoid waste.

The menu also has modish Kilner jars (containing, for example, partridge and apple with sherry) if you want to bypass the offal, and desserts such as cheesecake with liquorice and beetroot.

It also offers award-winning cooked meats, offal, veal, stuffed products such as duck breast with plums and hoi sin sauce, sausages, haggis, cheese, jams and condiments.

Haggis recipes vary, but traditionally use offal – minced sheep organs such as liver, heart and lungs – mixed with spices, suet, onions and oatmeal, which is then soaked in stock and stuffed inside a sheep's stomach bag.