Guest guest Posted April 10, 2002 Report Share Posted April 10, 2002 > > > > > > You're a braver person than I with regard to the raw liver. The > > stuff is > > > just so slimy and nasty in its raw state that I can't bring myself > > to > > > consume it raw. I'm willing to saute it gently and leave it pink > > in the > > > middle...but not raw. Raw muscle meat I have no problem with, but > > > liver...nope, not yet... > > > > Sauteing just makes it worse, IMO. I have no clue how people once > > actually liked the stuff.--snip-- > > Many traditionally had it in combination with other things (liver > sausage?). As for early humans, some raw meat eaters I know of in > Hawaii say that the still warm organs from a freshly killed pig are > much more palatable than store bought organs. > > > Portland, OR , I ate warm, raw, unsalted, unspiced, organic (mostly) chicken liver and bright yellow organ fat today while butchering one of our hens. I tried it in interest of nutrition, convenience and the RAF'ers. I tried the liver lightly sauteed in the organ fat also. I didn't care much about chewing it (the consistency) prepared either way. About an hour later I had a bit of a stomach ache. And about 4 hours later I wondered if the digestive system was " cleansing " . Fortunately IMO, no more cleansing to this point. I think I'll try the Pottenger liver cocktail next week...... I posted this " happening " about 45 minutes ago and it didn't show up so if it does take your choice of accounts. Regards, Dennis Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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