Organ/offal meat

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    Jas0n
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    Did a quick search and couldn't find anything about organ meats on the forums/from Kiefer. They are considerably cheaper here down under and from what I can gather are insanely nutrient dense. What are your thoughts/experiences with grass fed beef and lamb organ/offal meat? nutritional powerhouses or a nay? Currently considering getting some ox and lamb hearts and liver.Jason.

    #100615

    pshannon
    Member

    Organ meat is great for you! Its just not something that you can get regularly by going to local shopping market (at least around me). I probably have liver 2 twice a month. I have to go to a local butcher for it.

    #100616

    Organ meat is great for you! Its just not something that you can get regularly by going to local shopping market (at least around me). I probably have liver 2 twice a month. I have to go to a local butcher for it.

    Same for me, such a shame.If you can get them I say eat them to your hearts content.

    #100617

    Ry Diggs
    Member

    usually your supermarket chains will carry liver no problem. sometimes you gotta hunt for it! They won't usually have it shelved with the regular ground beef or steaks. My supermarket usually keeps it shelved with sausagesGo with calf liver! It's about twice the price but the nutritional density is unparallelled. On the topic of frequency of eating it, it's ok to enjoy once every week or two, but it's not recommended to eat multiple times during the week.And don't eat polar bear liver. You'll dieeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

    #100618

    Jacqui DB
    Member

    I regularly have lamb and beef heart in stews. You can also slice beef heart thinly and flash-fry it. Liver is awesome with caramelised onions and wholegrain mustard. I make my own pate too.

    #100619

    Ry Diggs
    Member

    I regularly have lamb and beef heart in stews. You can also slice beef heart thinly and flash-fry it. Liver is awesome with caramelised onions and wholegrain mustard. I make my own pate too.

    boom ;D

    #100620

    Brandon D Christ
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    Organ meats are very good for you, though I find them to be the most disgusting food on the planet.

    #100621

    Fairy
    Guest

    I have some lamb hearts in my freezerĀ  . . . waiting for Halloween to be well and truly over before I consider defrosting them haha. Weird.I used to be vegetarian, so it can be hard sometimes. I just try to cut things up/make them unrecognizable/mix them up with other things.

    #100622

    Brandon D Christ
    Participant

    Organ meat is great for you! Its just not something that you can get regularly by going to local shopping market (at least around me). I probably have liver 2 twice a month. I have to go to a local butcher for it.

    Giant Eagle always carries liver to my knowledge.

    #100623

    Fairy
    Guest

    Oh, I order all of my meat online, off small farm collectives.

    #100624

    pshannon
    Member

    Organ meat is great for you! Its just not something that you can get regularly by going to local shopping market (at least around me). I probably have liver 2 twice a month. I have to go to a local butcher for it.

    Giant Eagle always carries liver to my knowledge.

    AHH the Eagle. Not the ghetto one near my house, but I have seen it at the Market District Giant Eagles.

    #100625

    Ry Diggs
    Member

    Organ meats are very good for you, though I find them to be the most disgusting food on the planet.

    totally agreedi muscle through each plate of them by simply laughing like a fucking neanderthal whilst chewing it up. it kind of distracts my mind when i'm trying to get the organ meat downplus it entertains my cat

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