I've heard this conversation so many times. The only difference is it was about mountain oysters.
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I watched my grandfather cook beef tongues as a child. We would eat it with mustard as hors d'oeuvres. 60 years later, I am smoking them on my Karubecue. If you don't like the taste of beef tongue, try Bison tongue. It is much milder and tastes more like beef than beef tongue. Be aware, bison tongue cooks much faster and is more tender. My brother has created a tradition in his family, he chases his wife and kids around the house prior to slicing it.
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The beef tongue on the charcuterie platter at Le Pichet in Seattle is one of the best things I've ever eaten in my life. Thanks for sharing something off the beaten path.
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