Beef tongue tastes like most organ meats, to me closest in taste to the heart than any other part of the cow. Stock made from the tongue will taste like tongue, just like if you cooked the liver with some bones, it will taste like liver more than stock made from beef bones alone. often use the tongue in stock, but Ruthanna is right, it does have a flavor that's different from muscle cuts. We often had cooked tongue in the refrigerator when I was a kid, Dad sliced it for sandwiches.
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