On Tue, 19 Oct 1999, Calvin Donaghey wrote: > He butchered > the goat and made a sort of goat meat loaf with kidney, back strap, heart, > liver, lungs, onion, garlic, tomato, jalapeno, spices, salsa and a lot of > little green chiles (I couldn't ever get the name right) from Mexico. Wrapped > in the stomach lining, wrapped in aluminum foil, cooked in the coals for 3 > hours. He called it Tripas. Well, the backstrap would have been the t-bones and sirloins. The heart, lungs and liver would have been for flavor. The kidneys? Man, I don't know. I tried to cook up some beef kidneys once and it made the whole house smell like someone whizzed in a campfire. I don't think even chiles could have fixed that. Actually your description sounds sort of like a Mexican haggis. Anyone got a good haggis recipe with chiles. carp