The only things we can't eat from the air, land, and sea
are planes, cars, and boats.
are planes, cars, and boats.
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Another delicious dim sum dish is "beef junk" or beef mix, but I like junk more so we'll just call it beef junk.
Yes, green onions are meant to make this look appetizing |
Within beef junk, you get a trio of goodies which are from top to bottom: beef tendon, beef tripe from the cow's second stomach chamber (reticulum or honeycomb), and more beef tripe from the cow's first stomach chamber (rumen or smooth).
I like to otherwise call them tough shit, white shit, and fluffy shit |
Beef tripe from the cow's third stomach chamber, called omasum or bible, is more easily found in Vietnamese pho, which we'll get to at another date.
PS Breakfast Sausages — Most commercially produced sausages in the United States contain pork and beef tripe as filler (Wikipedia for the win).
Bet you won't look at another sausage the same way again! =D