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Zero, previously Evith ([personal profile] 0jack) wrote in [community profile] playeatsleep2012-01-06 08:56 pm
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Organ Meat Recipes

Does anyone have suggestions for preparing organ meats?  I love liver... lightly breaded and fried in butter with onions. <.<;;; *cough* 

While I'm happy to assign that into my 20% bucket, I'd rather find some new ways to prepare organ meats.  So y'all know, I will never eat tripe unless it's deep fried... preferably with some hot sauce for dipping.  I am too sensitive for kidneys.  

So, liver and heart?  I really do like liver when I'm low on iron.  I'd actually eat it raw if I could get it fresh and safe, but I'd eat any meat raw if I could get it fresh and safe.  I just ate a huge plate of it cooked, but as I said, soaked in milk and then dredged in starches.  I could try coconut flour?  What else?

The dogs are all for me eating more organ meats because they get the trimmed bits. *g*  
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[personal profile] kimboo_york 2012-01-07 02:08 am (UTC)(link)
One thing I love to do is meatballs with beef and beef liver - it's not a high ratio of liver, but you can adjust to taste. Just chop it up really well or grind it (more like, puree it! lol) and add to the ground beef. Adds a lot of flavor. I also use almond flour instead of bead crumbs; my meatballs are pretty dense but they taste fantastic!

I love liver and onions; again, I use almond flour to dredge it. I keep meaning to try coconut flour but I tend to be a creature of habit...

I know marksdailyapple had a couple of posts with recipes for organ meats that looked pretty good - do a search there I'm sure you'll find something!