Sentence examples for other offal from inspiring English sources

Mr. Fielding estimates that exporting the premium meat, along with tongues and other offal, brought in $220 per steer.

While a quick call to an Eritraen friend found he had being stuffing himself with ghat, a porridge topped with chilli and pepper before his sisters, brothers and extended family poured in to enjoy himito - fried lamb liver and other offal - and his favourite dish tibsi, made with cubes of lamb and onion.

In 2010, we got M. Wells, a diner in Long Island City from a Québécois chef named Hugue Dufour who had worked at Au Pied de Cochon, the restaurant — known for its preparations of foie gras and other offal — that put Montreal on the food map back in 2001.

The soup, a rich gamey broth, is scattered with bits of tongue, assorted other offal and loads of soondae slices that look a bit inflated, having soaked up lots of broth.

The social habit of eating raw meat, e.g. raw liver or other offal with spices (Marrara or umfitfit) was found to be an important epidemiological factor in contracting the disease in central Sudan, the majority of the patients were found to have a combined infection of both Brucella abortus and Brucella mellitensis.

His cookbook is filled with sly observations and unpredictable advice about ingredients other than offal.

Most processed meats contain pork or beef, but they may also contain other red meats, poultry, offal and meat by-products such as blood.

"From there, the carcasses of horses as well as other dead animals and offal from the city's slaughter houses was either dumped in the bay or sent to a rendering plant".

He's playful, never pompous, and despite the offal and other adventurous streaks on the menus at Noodle and Ssam, they resemble glossy snack bars, raucous and rollicking into the wee hours.

In the eighteen-fifties, the city began sending horse carcasses, slaughterhouse offal, and other troublesome refuse there for salvage or disposal, and in 1879 a court ruled that a Brooklyn railroad company could legally turn away passengers who worked in the rendering plants because their clothes smelled so terrible.

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