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Tongue to be served cold will : “be more juicy. if it is: allow to. ‘cool.“in “its; cooking:. water, “under: refrigeration. - Before ‘serving, cut. away. the roots, - aon Small: bones. and sristle. woe | +- Can be served hot-or cold; as 4 the main’ course or. in ‘salads, sandwiches Qe as; appetizers. - Uncooked tongues. may be. bought © fresh, - smoked, corned, or. pickled. ‘There are: - also. - ready-to-eat tongues, as well as canned, ~ whole or sliced, thus provid- ~ whole ‘ing.a wide. variety. of: meal - ideas. Tongue is another less. tender meat and’ requires oS : “long, slow ‘cooking in’ moist - “heat. Fresh tongues when _ “cooked are greyish in colour, ~ cooked pickled tongues are .. -feddish brown. Beef tongues - ‘are usually about 2-5 pounds. ~ 3 3 Bay leaves “Allow 1 Ib. for 4-5 servings. The whole - tongue is. _ ings added if desired. (1 tsp. . salt for each. quart of water). _ Allow :» about. 3-4. hours | cooking time: When. the ” tongue . ‘is: ‘fully cooked, days. _ Small, mibroscopic’ ‘organ- isms now become very lively and multiply the moment _ they come into contact with the. glucose in the juice, splitting’ the glucose’ into carbonic acid and alcohol. oe . The carbonic acid escapes _ as it develops through the | bung hold at the top of. the | barrel which functions as an . air vent. “1 medium: Shion -. -1 cup diced celery : ob cup sliced. carrots | Generally, fresh’ tongues - may ‘be cooked as follows: _ saucepan; : ingredients,” cover and ‘sim-— “mer gently until tender about - 1 hour’ per’ pound. ‘Remove- . ‘The fresh j juice is drawn off oan in barrels or tanks’ where the. fermentation begins i in a few v. plunge i in into. ‘cold water to” ‘help loosen the skin, which is. 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