Boil scalded tripe (not the honeycomb tripe) for several hours in several changes of water until tender but not falling apart. Test for consistency; you want "al dente" slightly chewy. Allow to cool and cut into strips.
I just did a fantastic bacon Alfredo sauce over a plate of these chewy "noodle" strips. I did a butter, cream, shallot and Parmesan cheese base with bacon and Italian herbs for the sauce, thickened with guar gum, and added chunks of fresh tomato, basil and homemade Italian venison sausage at the very end to the pasta dish itself. Very tasty.
I just did a fantastic bacon Alfredo sauce over a plate of these chewy "noodle" strips. I did a butter, cream, shallot and Parmesan cheese base with bacon and Italian herbs for the sauce, thickened with guar gum, and added chunks of fresh tomato, basil and homemade Italian venison sausage at the very end to the pasta dish itself. Very tasty.





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