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Braised pig intestines

December 13, 2007 by Tom  
Filed under Recipes

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What do pigs intestines have to do with carrots, konyaku, onions and mushrooms?

Well apparently if you put them all together in a large pot and simmer them with some sake, mirin and a drop of soy, you a delicious snack to encourage a thirst.  I am not normally that excited about intestines and particularly pig intestines makes me mildly unappetized, but without knowing it I found myself eating and enjoying this dish with friends the other day.  Whether they deliberately didn’t tell me what I was eating or just forgot, I cannot tell, but I’m glad I didn’t know till I was well into it.

It actually is delicious and it all goes to show how even a guy who prides himself on trying anything is better off going into a meal blind sometimes.  Pig guts or not, I ended up liking it

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2 Responses to “Braised pig intestines”
  1. Chris says:

    Offals are fairly common in asian cuisine, even at Chinese dimsum.Taste is not the issue here, more so the texture. However, I still think escargot is weird!

  2. Chesu says:

    Me? Not much of an intestine fan. The texture is usually like octopus that’s been boiled in… melted shoe rubber.

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