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SumitB · 13th May 2008, 18:31

Which animal is sacrificed for us to consume its tongue? I am a non-vegetarian by the way. Just that we don't get to eat exotic food here

V-16 · 13th May 2008, 19:04

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Originally Posted by SumitB

Which animal is sacrificed for us to consume its tongue? I am a non-vegetarian by the way. Just that we don't get to eat exotic food here

The same animal that is sacrificed for us to consume its meat

Yes SumitB its really the tongue. Its a delicacy. All kinds of tongues are consumed; lamb, Beef, Ox etc. Roast tongue sandwiches are brilliant to have. It should be cooked well. The meat is firm yet very delicate.
Next time you visit a continental place, call for this dish.

SumitB · 13th May 2008, 19:14

I am sure I'll puke by the time the thing arrives. I don't have a heart for exotics (food that is) I must admit. Good to see but when it comes to eating, a definite no, no, for me.

Imagine a goonga bakra

V-16 · 13th May 2008, 21:07

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Originally Posted by SumitB

I am sure I'll puke by the time the thing arrives. I don't have a heart for exotics (food that is) I must admit. Good to see but when it comes to eating, a definite no, no, for me.

Imagine a goonga bakra

Yeah, a Dead Goonga Bakra. Please SumitB the tongue is got out of only the animal slaughtered for its meat. Its not as if tongues are cut off from living animals and then they are left tonguless

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Well it does not look like a tongue when presented to you. Its sliced like any other meat so wouldn't know.

arpandiv · 13th May 2008, 21:13

Nice property in goa. 80 Acres is huge!!
kinda OT: but Ox tounge roll is a famous offering in the small little place in Pune-camp.

SumitB · 13th May 2008, 22:05

Aare I know that the animal will not be made goonga for the rest of its life. It will give up its life and then be made goonga

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SumitB BHPian Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Shillong Posts: 987 Thanked: 264 Times	I am sure I'll puke by the time the thing arrives. I don't have a heart for exotics (food that is) I must admit. Good to see but when it comes to eating, a definite no, no, for me. Imagine a goonga bakra
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arpandiv BHPian Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Mumbai Posts: 445 Thanked: 61 Times View My Garage	Nice property in goa. 80 Acres is huge!! kinda OT: but Ox tounge roll is a famous offering in the small little place in Pune-camp.
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SumitB BHPian Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Shillong Posts: 987 Thanked: 264 Times	Aare I know that the animal will not be made goonga for the rest of its life. It will give up its life and then be made goonga Last edited by SumitB : 13th May 2008 at 22:11.
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