Testicles

Cow Cow
AKA: Sweetmeats, Rognon Blancs, Giorelli, Rocky Mountain Oysters, Beef Balls
Primal: Organs (US)
Cooking Methods: Pan-Fry
Good For: Breading
Fat Content: Moderate
Price: Budget
Cow - Testicles

With their name, Beef Testicles drive a lot of people away. They can, however, turn out to be flavorful variety meat options if cooked in the right way. This offal portion is famous all over the farming areas of North America.

Beef Testicles are said to have a texture that is similar to that of the cow’s Liver as well as other variety meats. It is also described as a cut that bears similarity to Sweetbreads. The most common way of making this offal portion is to dredge them in a batter and deep fried. They can also be braised and cooked as part of especially cooked Beef stock. In recent times, professional chefs have incorporated them in many traditional dishes.

Testicles of the bull come from the scrotum area. Testicles belonging to Spanish fighting bulls are considered to be of greater value because they symbolize manliness and chivalry.

Testicle is the modified version of the 15th century word ‘testicule’. Its origin comes from the Latin word ‘testiculus’.

The cholesterol level of Testicles is comparatively higher than other cuts. They are, however, rich in testosterone, which is why they are considered strong aphrodisiacs in Chinese culture.

Popular Dishes: Criadillas, Deep Fried Testicles, Testicle Stock

This information about Testicles was sourced from our meat cut app