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I cook and consume my liver out in the camper, otherwise I never hear the end of it
Yes. I cooked the onions first on the griddle outside then the liver. Not familiar with cooking liver whatsoever so I didn’t want to cook at the same time but it turned out fine. Breaded with zesty herbs and salt and light millet almond flour mix

Indoors no go blood aroma or some nonsense. From people who eat sea urchin reproductive parts
 
Yes. I cooked the onions first on the griddle outside then the liver. Not familiar with cooking liver whatsoever so I didn’t want to cook at the same time but it turned out fine. Breaded with zesty herbs and salt and light millet almond flour mix

Indoors no go blood aroma or some nonsense. From people who eat sea urchin reproductive parts
My wife cooks it in goop that I have no idea what it is because the bottles are labeled in gobbledygook curlicue writing. Tastes good though!
Growing up my Mom turned liver into shoe leather and we smothered it in ketchup and fried onions attempting to cover the taste. Funny, now I like it with onions and ketchup, but not fried into shoe leather.
 
My wife cooks it in goop that I have no idea what it is because the bottles are labeled in gobbledygook curlicue writing. Tastes good though!
Growing up my Mom turned liver into shoe leather and we smothered it in ketchup and fried onions attempting to cover the taste. Funny, now I like it with onions and ketchup, but not fried into shoe leather.
Sounds like my mom bless her heart

I found it more tolerant of cook time than many meats.
 
A Prime ribeye and a two-thirds. I cut about a fifth from the large piece for the wifey, I get the two-thirds and my son gets the large piece. I finished the two-thirds, it was just too much meat for me. Also tried new seasoning.
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