Noun:

বাছুর এর যকৃত,

calf's liver's Usage Examples:

by the ancient Romans[original research?] and the German recipe for calf's liver in caul fat appears in the book "Das Buoch von guoter Spise".

such as sardines four times a week, other seafood three times a week, calf's liver, lentils and soybeans.

Pasztetowa is made using calf's liver.

accompaniment of eggs, and as an "ideal counterpoint to the richness of calf's liver or shad roe.

Geritol liquid formulation was advertised as "twice the iron in a pound of calf's liver," and daily doses contained about 50–100 milligrams of iron as ferric.

grow the species in pure culture by using a growth medium containing calf's liver and lamb fat.

They claimed to be ill; the first wife said she needed to eat the calf's liver, and the second, that she needed the calf's skin.

phytase was found in 1907 from rice bran and in 1908 from an animal (calf's liver and blood).

The original protocol also included raw calf's liver taken orally, but this practice was discontinued in the 1980s after ten.

dishes are sheep's trotters à la rouennaise, casseroled veal, larded calf's liver braised with carrots, and veal (or turkey) in cream and mushrooms.

around an arena, kill it with arrows, jump off his horse, cut out the calf's liver, and eat it raw.

Synonyms:

calves' liver; liver;

Antonyms:

uncolored;