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Beef Tongue

HuskerMark

Starter
15 Year Member
It has been many years since I have had it. Mom would boil it and slice it and serve with cheese and crackers.

Who has cooked it, and how?
 

NorthwoodHusker

All American
2 Year Member
It has been many years since I have had it. Mom would boil it and slice it and serve with cheese and crackers.

Who has cooked it, and how?
I talked to my friend. IF I remember everything, boiling it can be done,but its also just a start as well.
Tougher meat,so you want to soften it up.
You could cube it and flat iron grill it, slices and saut'e, basically,think mexican flatiron/pan grilling methods.
There may be a outer skin to remove,depending on how its originally cut/prepped.
 

Bean

Grey Shirt
5 Year Member
Beef tongue is considered a delicacy in Japan.
There used to be company in Lincoln that skinned beef tongues and shipped them to Japan.
 
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Woodhead

A bump on a log
Many meals of tongue served us by my parents. A pressure cooker was used every time. Served with a homemade raisin sauce.
 

Redleg

Red Shirt
5 Year Member
With nearly unlimited food options these days, is there a reason to eat beef tongue? Maybe just grind it up with the lips and a-holes and make sausage? ;)
 

Cornjob

Recruit
2 Year Member
I was inspired by this thread. Waiting for my beef tongue taco as I type this.

I’ve had beef tongue before, most memorable was a middle Eastern preparation where it was very soft, almost like a pate. It was fantastic. Absolutely a delicacy. I haven’t had it in Mexican cuisine before, so we’ll see.
 
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