- world's best
maker of
tripes à la mode de Caen.
Tripe and
beans — in Jamaica, a thick, ****y stew made with
tripe and
broad beans.
Tripe and
drisheen — in...
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flaczki or
flaki In
French cuisine,
tripes à la mode de Caen is a
traditional dish of the
cuisine of
Normandy and
Tripes à la provençale [fr] from the Provence...
- that
Tripes was
successful despite being one of the
biggest riders of his era, at 6’-1” tall and
weighing over 200
pounds in his
racing prime.
Tripes was...
- Rock
tripe is the
common name for
various lichens of the
genus Umbilicaria that grow on rocks. They are
widely distributed,
including on bare rock in...
- Look up
tripe in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Tripe is a type of
edible offal from the
stomachs of
various domestic animals, and is also an informal...
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Tripe palms, also
known as
acanthosis palmaris, is a
medical sign
characterized by
thick ridged velvety palms,
typically as part of a
paraneoplastic syndrome...
- that was no
longer the case
except in Nice,
where the dish was
called tripes à la niçoise. If
using sheep's feet, the hair on them is
seared off, then...
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Tripes à la mode de Caen is a
traditional dish of the
cuisine of Normandy, France. In its
original form this dish
consisted of all four
chambers of a beef...
- 牛柏葉) Lap nuea dip is a
northern Thai raw beef larb
which includes raw beef
tripe Omasitis Methanogens in
digestive tract of
ruminants The
Chambers Dictionary...
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World Tripe Day on 24
October because in 1662
Samuel Pepys wrote on that day, "So home and
dined there with my wife upon a most
excellent dish of
tripes of...
