Odd Bits: How to Cook the Rest of the Animal Review

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Odd Bits: How to Cook the Rest of the Animal ReviewI own all three of her books. The first two, Bones and Fat, are amazing. So far I've only skimmed this one. It covers a lot more territory than the first two do. She says in this newest book that if she writes a fourth, it will be called Skin. I'd buy that book too.
One problem with this book is that it is so broad in comparison to her first two. Bones was just about eating bones. Fat was just about eating fat. But everything else is a lot of stuff. Ears, feet, hearts, lungs, gizzards, kidneys, brains, testicles, intestines, and I'm sure there are things I'm missing. The first two were quite focused, but this one is all over the place. It does group recipes by the region of the animal, which is somewhat helpful. Ears show up early, and udders show up later. See, udders! I forgot to list them in my earlier list.
Even just skimming this book taught me a a lot. There is a kind of sausage that is made with pork intestines. Obviously you'd use a real pork intestine casing on your pork intestine sausage, or it just wouldn't be right. Having made my own chitterlings from a freshly killed pig (I still have its feet in my freezer) I can honestly say that I'm just terrified of making intestine stuffed intestines. The recipes and suggestions all look pretty sound.
There are no eyeball recipes. But you'll have them cooked as a side effect of a few dishes since the eyeballs will just be part of the whole presentation. And she gives advice on how to eat them, to make it easier on the timid diner.
Overall, my biggest hope for this review is that is scares off the timid. It would be a shame to waste such a beautiful book on someone who thinks that meat is only what gets shrink wrapped in the meat market at the grocery store.Odd Bits: How to Cook the Rest of the Animal Overview

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