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Tripe is a type of edible offal from the stomachs of various farm animals[1][2]. Beef tripe is usually made from only the first three chambers of a cow's stomach the rumen (blanket/flat/smooth tripe), the reticulum (honeycomb and pocket tripe), and the omasum (book/bible/leaf tripe). Abomasum (reed) tripe is seen much less frequently, owing to its glandular tissue content. Tripe is also produced from sheep, goats, pigs, and deer. Unwashed (or "green") tripe includes some of the stomach's last content, giving it an unpleasant odor and causing it to be considered unfit for human consumption. However, this content is desirable to dogs and many other carnivores and is often used in pet food[citation needed]. Though it is called "green," because it has a high chlorophyll content a green substrate, in reality it is often grayish brown as a result of other undigested compounds. For human consumption, tripe must be washed and meticulously cleaned. It is ideal to boil it for two or three hours in water with salt (1 tablespoon per litre of water) to soften it and also clean it in the process. Tripe is eaten in many parts of the world. Tripe dishes include
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1. What Do I Need To Do To Start Marketing My Business On The Internet?
September 18, 2009
Many people are daunted by effective web design, site optimization, internet marketing, seo, etc. How can you blame them? There are so many so called “experts” out there spouting off the latest internet tripe. With just a little research, you soon discover that these experts are usually hawking some business opportunity or selling software. So, we’re going to divest the entire process of it’s mysticism and make it as plain as possible.
Here’s what you’ll need to market your business effectively on the internet. The first thing you’ll need is a great website. This is not the area where you... (read more)
Author: Wharton Business Foundation
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2. Fun Activities for Kids
September 17, 2009
I always favor toys for children that are open ended. By that I mean the results are not predetermined. For example on a television set the images and the story unfold instantaneously before your eyes and nothing is left to the imagination. Ever heard the old saying? "Yeah I like the movie but the book was better." Well these toys are the original stories behind the mass produced tripe that lines the toy aisles of department store these days!
Lego
This is amazing and ranks very highly for me in terms of creativity. Our top lego activities at the moment are all space based with rocket... (read more)
Author: Playsafe Kids
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3. Tips: ATV Transporting
June 24, 2009
Transporting an ATV can be a challenge, especially if you do not have the right equipment. Trying to transport an ATV in the back of a truck or in an all purpose trailer is not the best idea. It can be dangerous and make the task more difficult than it has to be. An unsecured ATV is dangerous and can injure people, and damage your truck or the ATV. If you are going to transport your ATV, make sure you use a specially designed ATV trailer and properly secure your ATV. Taking large heavy equipment such as an ATV on trips with you can be stressful, but using the proper trailer will reduce the amo... (read more)
Author: Ma. Camille Heimbrod
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4. Sports Betting Success
July 02, 2008
Sports betting success.
Late last year I decided to take my interest in Sports betting a little further and check out some potential systems.
If you do this you'll find many many downloads cross your path. Mostly in the form of ebooks. The majority promise riches beyond your wildest dreams and feed on the soft spot many of us have for paying of debts and having those dream holidays.
This majority of course are pish and piffle or absolute tripe or more crudely "bollocks"!!
I purchased a few anyway just to see what they had to offer and to my surprise I did get a few... (read more)
Author: Michael Ient
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5. What is soul food?
April 11, 2008
The history of American soul food can be traced all the way back to the days of slavery. More often times than not, the slaves were given the most undesirable part of the meal, the leftovers from the house. Pairing this with their own home-grown vegetables, the first soul food dishes were invented. After the slaves were freed, most of them were so poor that they could only afford the most undesirable, inexpensive cuts of meat available to them. (The leftover, unwanted parts of a pig such as tripe, tongue, ears, and knuckles). As in the days of slavery, African-Americans used their own home-gro... (read more)
Author: Vikram Parmar
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6. Provence - The best food from Southern France
October 27, 2006
Provence has its share of Michelin-starred chefs, but great food is by no means the preserve of the rich. The true cuisine is rustic: soupe au pistou, rabbit, brandade (salt cod), sweetbreads, pig's feet, tripe, and stews made from beef, wild boar (sanglier), or bull (taureau) have their roots in peasant cooking.
Meals often begin with pastis, an anise-flavored liquor diluted with water. The aperitif is served with olives or with inky tapenade, a spread of anchovies and black olives. Then come the vegetable tarts, pizzas, simply prepared Mediterranean and Alpine fish, and soups — especial... (read more)
Author: ALison White
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7. Aerobic Pictures - The Truth About Their True Effectiveness!
July 17, 2006
I know how skeptical people typically are about motivational pictures. Everyone has seen and got fed up with that tripe posted on the partition walls of their cubicles – some stranger conquering an impossible mountain against the canvas of a magnificent sunrise with some stupid caption about “persistence”, or “excellence” under it, or some poor little kitten cutie struggling to hang on to the edge of a table with her babyish claws, beneath which is inscribed, invariably in corresponding bubbly cutesy letters, “hang on”.
Hey, you might not believe me when I tell you this. If I were a li... (read more)
Author: John Wellington
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