Tongue (dil) is offal obtained from the animal's tongue, with a soft, muscular texture. After long boiling, its outer membrane is peeled and it is sliced. It is eaten sliced cold and as tongue cheese, as well as sandwich meat.
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“Boil the tongue, peel off the outer skin, then slice it very thinly.”
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