Sweetbread

Sweetbread, which is thymus gland of the calf, is a delicate and agreeable article of diet, particularly for invalids.

Public School Domestic Science Adelaide Hoodless 1884

I am also still obsessed with those served at Vong in the 1990's when Jean-Georges Vongerichten served his Roasted Sweetbread Brochettes on actual licorice sticks.

Karine Bakhoum: Give Us This Day Our Daily Sweetbreads Karine Bakhoum 2010

I am also still obsessed with those served at Vong in the 1990's when Jean-Georges Vongerichten served his Roasted Sweetbread Brochettes on actual licorice sticks.

Karine Bakhoum: Give Us This Day Our Daily Sweetbreads Karine Bakhoum 2010

I hastily look it up in the English-French dictionary, where it reads "Calf's Sweetbread."

Archive 2006-12-01 Etienne 2006

I hastily look it up in the English-French dictionary, where it reads "Calf's Sweetbread."

Bouchee a la reine Etienne 2006

Frittura di Bottoni e di Animelle (Sweetbread and Mushrooms)

The Cook's Decameron: a study in taste, containing over two hundred recipes for Italian dishes W. G. Waters

Sweetbread croquettes are simply made into cork or pear shapes, never large, instead of cutlets.

Choice Cookery Catherine Owen

Sweetbread is the name given to all simple forms of cake in Finland; a great deal of it is eaten, and it is particularly good.

Through Finland in Carts

Sweetbread, a person of exquisite parts, but fiery temper, at that time aged thirty-three, twelve stone weight, head cook and housekeeper to Sir

The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction Volume 12, No. 339, November 8, 1828 Various

I leave him alwaies to _Dolly's_ Care, firste providing for him a Sweetbread or some smalle Relish, such as he loves.

Mary Powell & Deborah's Diary Anne Manning 1843