how based is liver?
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how based is liver?
Polar bear livers are really tasty and should be eaten completely in one sitting.
It's the best offal.
I believe liver is carbon based.
>>7344253
you're being silly
>Eating trash filter organs
with or without flukes
>>7344251
That's a heart.
Fried pig liver and onions is good.
>>7344341
You're wrong.
>>7344251
one of the few things i never liked
haven't had it in a while though so who knows
i didn't like brussel sprouts but i had them recently grilled they were great
>>7344341
That's a brain you fucking dumb ass
>>7344363
http://jeffpflueger.com/content/hunt-innu-labrador
This is the guy who took the picture. He explains how the Inuit held up the Carabou's heart so he could take a picture.
That's my twin sister you fucking dumb ass.
Best way to cook liver for someone who wants the health benefits but hates onions?
>>7344425
Torchon.
>>7344425
Don't use onions.
>>7344425
>Best way to cook liver for someone who wants the health benefits but hates onions?
>hates onions
poached in cyanide
>>7344425
with some fava beans and a nice chianti
Eating liver has no 'health' benefits. No meat does.
>>7344620
You could probably use the extra iron seeing as you're menstruating
>>7344620
>eating liver has no 'health' benefits
It helps to restore your own liver if you're a heavy drinker.
>>7344425
>hates onions
What the fuck good food doesn't have onions?
>>7344620
>Protein
>Fat
>Iron
>Magnesium
>Vitamin B-12
>Vitamin B-6
>Potassium
>>7344253
I've done this, they are best served raw, straight out of the bear.
t. Apex Predator
>>7344629
Got 'em.
