Offal & Organ Meats

Serobe

Botswana

Traditional Botswana offal dish — intestines and internal organs of goat, sheep, or cow cooked until soft, with trotters included for sheep or goat; the intestines are thoroughly washed and cut into small pieces with scissors before cooking.

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What it is

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Traditional Botswana offal dish — intestines and internal organs of goat, sheep, or cow cooked until soft, with trotters included for sheep or goat; the intestines are thoroughly washed and cut into small pieces with scissors before cooking.

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The offal should be thoroughly cleaned and cooked until very tender; the trotters add gelatinous richness; cut into small pieces, not left whole; a traditional dish that uses every part of the animal; served with pap or bogobe.

Where it belongs

Origins and
traditions.

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Native to

Botswana

Country-wide tradition

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Names around the table

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Serobeprimary
Serobelocal · 🇧🇼

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