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Via – Marcello’s Kitchen It’s here in Testaccio where you can grab a suppli – deep fried arancini-like little balls of rice, meat and cheese – or the so-called ‘trapizzini’ at 00100, where you can devour a hybrid between a pizza and a tramezzino filled with classic Roman stews like coda alla vaccinara (oxtail) and [...]

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Kubbat mousel is a flat disc of 2 layers of burghul with a thin layer of minced meat mixture in the middle. It originated in the city of Mousel, 240km north of Baghdad. Via www.guardian.co.uk

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I could have opened up a restaurant in downtown Madrid last night.  This amateur chef was firing on all cylinders.  Heck, I was even firing on cylinders that I didn’t know I had. Making croque… Via nothemingway.wordpress.com

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Tripe or kidney, guts or giblets: offal are cooked, eaten and appreciated all over the world, and their taste fascinates the best chefs. Discover all about offal on Fine Dining Lovers! Via www.finedininglovers.com

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A Passion for Palermo – it’s OFFAL. I always adore taking people to the Capo market in Palermo, which is still very alive. Just outside the gate of the market is the ” Man with the Basket” seen in many of the food video’s of … Via www.divinacucina-blog.com

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Kokoretsi or kokoreç is a dish of the Balkans and Anatolia consisting mainly of lamb or goat intestines, often wrapping seasoned offal, including sweetbreads, hearts, lungs and/or kidneys. The intestines of suckling lambs are preferred. Via www.kalofagas.ca

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At the start of 2011, food critics and gourmet chefs predicated that 2011 would be the year of offal. Gordon Ramsay and Hugh Fearnly-Whittingstall. Via www.self-catering-breaks.com Related articles Offal 101: A Guide To Whole Animal Eating (huffingtonpost.com) A Passion for Palermo – it’s OFFAL (secretfoods.wordpress.com)

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