TRIPE
Dictionary of Science, Literature and Art · 1842 · p. 53
The stomachs of ruminants, when properly prepared, constitute Tripe. Dr. Thomson, in his Domestic Management of the Sick Room, says, " few things are more readily digested than tripe, when properly cooked." It should be slowly boiled, with an onion and some salt. [s. 1432]
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