Tripe

[Hi Tone]

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I like it in filipino lugow(rice soup), probably because of it's slimy texture.

[lavagal]

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I like the honeycomb tripe made in menudo. Sometimes I just crave menudo! Used to be able to get a good bowl of it at Bueno Nalo, but it's no more-o.

[nikki]

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Funny you should ask, I just made tripe yesterday. Really stinks up the house, but my husband loves it.

[lavagal]

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And in honor of this thread I give you this treatis on Offal.

[tutusue]

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Tripe stew is my son's favorite - try Hannara's in Waianae..little out of the way but so very ONO! and yes, Country people do eat the 'weirdest' things but it's the best!

For me, it's right down the street! But, no thanks, I'll stick with my usual bacon and eggs at Hanara's!

[helen]

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I had tripe stew once at Zippy's a long time ago. I can't remember if I liked it or not.

[oggboy]

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Love Tripe Stew, especially day ole tripe stew mo ono!!! Nowdays no need clean like during the ole days, now dat`s another story. oh well I guess I betta go store cause I no what I like eat now, betta not forget poi

[i-hungry]

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I have ate it in pho, stew and other dishes. Its ok. On its own the taste is bland. Texture seems like the only feature. Does that sound right?

[helen]

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My vote was a mistake...meant to mark that I've never had it and never will. Oops.

Tell you what I will check that option for you. Since the option you picked maybe as close to my standing (I might try it at least one more time).

[AbsolutChaos]

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Tell you what I will check that option for you. Since the option you picked maybe as close to my standing (I might try it at least one more time).

Thanks! I appreciate it.

[cezanne]

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Tripe stew is good ... don't know if I'd eat it on a regular basis tho.

[Adri]

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I think I had it in pho once or twice but I don't go out of my way to get it. I don't recall it having any particular taste of its own in the pho.

[cynsaligia]

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i like tripe in stews and soups (vietnamese, filipino, local-style, mexican), but i think my favorite preparation of tripe is the kind you get at dim sum shops. the tripe becomes tender and has a pleasant slight chewy texture, and the XO sauce is mmmm...

sigh. this thread, again, is making me hungry. luckily, eric is making dinner as i type.

[Palama Kid]

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i like tripe in stews and soups (vietnamese, filipino, local-style, mexican), but i think my favorite preparation of tripe is the kind you get at dim sum shops. the tripe becomes tender and has a pleasant slight chewy texture, and the XO sauce is mmmm...

Everything you say (up to dim sum reference), ditto for me. Recently, had Young's and Don Quijote's tripe stew . . . pretty darned good; thick soup like my dad made it.

Since I nevah know had tripe in dim sum, I'll have to see if Kwong On has any.

[Miulang]

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Everything you say (up to dim sum reference), ditto for me. Recently, had Young's and Don Quijote's tripe stew . . . pretty darned good; thick soup like my dad made it.

Since I nevah know had tripe in dim sum, I'll have to see if Kwong On has any.

Sounds like the kind I make for my Dad: just tripe cooked in soy sauce, ginger and a little brown sugar.

Miulang