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By Anne Willan

Published 1989

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Calf’s (or veal) kidney is the top choice for broiling or cooking as a sauté in a dark wine sauce. Bean-shaped lamb’s kidney is the next best thing; it tastes just a little less rich. Pig’s and beef kidneys, often mixed with other ingredients, as in British steak and kidney pie, are well suited to braising and stewing, when they yield a wonderfully rich sauce.

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