Offal /ˈɒfəl/,[SUP][1][/SUP] also called, especially in the United States, variety meats or organ meats, refers to the internal organs and entrails of a butcheredanimal. The word does not refer to a particular list of edible organs, which varies by culture and region, but includes most internal organs other thanmuscle and bone. As an English mass noun, the term "offal" has no plural form. Some cultures shy away from offal as food, while others use it as everyday food, or in delicacies.

BR1986FB;1226410 wrote:I follow a paleo diet but offal is where I draw the line. No thanks on brains, livers, hearts, intestines, etc. Also won't eat lamb.

gorocks99;1226417 wrote:Also, beef tongue has to be prepped well to be good. If it's under/overcooked it's tougher than just about anything, but if they can get it tender, yummmm.

BR1986FB;1226410 wrote: Also won't eat lamb.

said_aouita;1226424 wrote:mmmmm, dead lamb. A night on High Street at the bars, stumble to the gyro place up the stairs (was next to Subway) and order from the old Greek owner who barely spoke English.

If I remember correctly, he had some hot daughters who'd occasionally work in there too.

Love me some strips of lamb, lettuce, little sour cream on a pita.....awesomeness.
I'm betting another OC'er remembers the place I'm talking about. Talkin' High Street in the 90's.

justincredible;1226453 wrote:I like liver and chicken gizzards.

Enforcer;1226472 wrote:Millers Chickens Gizzards in Athens is GOAT

said_aouita;1226424 wrote:mmmmm, dead lamb. A night on High Street at the bars, stumble to the gyro place up the stairs (was next to Subway) and order from the old Greek owner who barely spoke English.

If I remember correctly, he had some hot daughters who'd occasionally work in there too.

Love me some strips of lamb, lettuce, little sour cream on a pita.....awesomeness.
I'm betting another OC'er remembers the place I'm talking about. Talkin' High Street in the 90's.

BigAppleBuckeye;1226427 wrote:This was awesome, thanks for the walk down memory lane. My buddy got chased out of that gyro shop with a baseball bat because he told the owner that "Gyros Suck" haha. But yes, that place rocked, and yes, his daughters were solid haha. Used to come stumbling home from the Cornerstone, CoEds or Panini's and would scarf those gyros, which were like $2 back then (damn I sound old, when did that happen???).

ccrunner609;1226441 wrote:Rocky Mountain oysters..............Yummy!