I remember as a lad being sent to the local butcher's shop by my mother to buy tripe for my dad's dinner.I hated the feel of it in the bag,moving and slithering like the blob ! a horror film at the time.
Mother used to clean the tripe in the sink preparing it for cooking,much to my disgust! No way would she have got me to sit at the same dinner table as dad ate it,let alone eat it !.
But here is the recipe like mother used to make as I know many people love this recipe.
Even the French like tripe,a French butcher's shop image |
Tripe and Onions
Ingredients
675 g./1, 1/2 lb. tripe parboiled and cut into pieces
3 large onions,chopped
750 ml./1,1/4 pints milk
salt and pepper
5 ml./1 tsp. dried thyme
25 g./1 oz. butter
25 g./1 oz. flour
Method
a) Put the tripe,onions,milk,salt and pepper to taste and thyme in a saucepan
b) Bring to the boil,then cover and simmer for 1,1/2 to 2 hours,or until the tripe is tender
c) Transfer the tripe and onions to a warmed serving bowl
d) Reserve the cooking liquid
e) Melt the butter in a saucepan
f) Stir in the flour to form a smooth paste,then gradually stir in the cooking liquid
g) Bring to the boil and cook for 2-3 minutes,stirring constantly,or until the sauce thickens
h) Stir the sauce into the tripe and onions.
Serves 4
Hi there, Carole's Chatter is collecting recipes for dishes using all kinds of offal today. This is a good one. I do hope you pop over and link in. Cheers
ReplyDeleteHi Carole I put my name and URL on your Friday offal but didn't see where to comment !
DeleteThanks for adding this to the collection, Dave. Hope to see you again soon. Cheers
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome Carole and will do !
DeleteGreat dish and recipe the hardest part is finding a good butcher that sells tripe.
ReplyDeleteMorrisons Supermarket stock it.
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