Cow Kidney

[sbk]

My husband is racking his brains for the word for kidney for a cow, apparently different animals have different words. A friend of ours wants to make steak & kidney pies.

[RamdomChances]

I've allways used "Dap" for kidney so it would be "dap wua" never heard of different ones for different animals so I might be wrong. I'm sure thats what we use when buying. (I make a nice steak'n'kidney pie )

[BambinA]

for kidney for a cow,

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Kidney =Tai

liver =Tab

well kidney for a cow = Tai Wua

the word for kidney for a cow, apparently different animals have different words

errr ...really? lol i dont know the special word then ,

Bambi

ps, sometime we call it in Chinese "seng jee" = Kidney but basically we call that word for pig's kidney

Edited August 9, 2005 by BambinA

[RamdomChances]

for kidney for a cow,

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Kidney =Tai

liver =Tab

well kidney for a cow = Tai Wua

the word for kidney for a cow, apparently different animals have different words

errr ...really? lol i dont know the special word then ,

Bambi

ps, sometime we call it in Chinese "seng jee" = Kidney but basically we call that word for pig's kidney

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I always get confused between Liver and Kidney

[BambinA]

I always get confused between Liver and Kidney

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haha you are narak+ talok

but don't work as a surgeon ok?

Bambi

[meadish_sweetball]

As long as he is narak and not narok, everything is fine...

[BambinA]

As long as he is narak and not narok, everything is fine...

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bambi

ps you are really funny also..BTW how can you know much thai lang? ..good job, im really appreciated

[bina]

unless alpaca kidneys and goat kidneys are different they are all tai (alpaca) wua, mee or whatever....

(sorrry recently did post mortem on alpaca and got the thai words for all inside parts as the vet pulled them out snipped off bits and stuck them in formaline)

its really amazing how much issan workers know so much animal anatomy and how it all works w/o having to check the internet for 'how a ruminants stomachs work' or some such stuff........

bon appetite!!