I've started to recently and looking that the nutrition facts for it it actually looks like it would be a solid precontest protein source. 1/2 the price of steak too.
Except for the cholesterol, is there any down side to liver in place of chicken or fish precontest?
It's delicious, you just have to cook it right. Definitely an acquired taste worth working for. There's a very good reason why only the alpha male wolf eats the liver of a fresh kill.
I loved eating liver! My old woman used to make excellent liver dishes aswell as Steak and Kidney! Liver is packed to the max. It has creatine for strength, carnitine for testosterone support and fat metabolism, B vitamins for energy and metabolism, and iron to support the production of myoglobin (the energy compound in muscles that contributes to recovery and nutrient delivery). Beef liver just might be one of the best bodybuilding foods of all time. These amounts of liver contain, respectively, about 230 and 308 calories, 36 and 48 g of protein, 6 and 8 g of fat and 7 and 9 g of carbs. (Equivalent amounts of precooked lean beef have approximately the same number of grams of protein, more calories and fat, but no carbs.)
My mom and her mom used to cook smothered liver in onions and gravy over rice. That was better than steak, if it's cooked right. We eat strange things in Louisiana.
I just bought 10lbs of grass fed beef liver. I chop a whole onion and simmer it along with a bunch of fresh garlic in coconut oil. Once the onion is cooked a bit, I add the liver and simmer until done. Good stuff!!!
I just bought 10lbs of grass fed beef liver. I chop a whole onion and simmer it along with a bunch of fresh garlic in coconut oil. Once the onion is cooked a bit, I add the liver and simmer until done. Good stuff!!!
Hell yeah, fry completely in virgin olive oil, load up onions....goes great with skim milk. High protein, low fat, as far a the filtering medium for the cow, they dont smoke, drink ETOH, or do drugs (only steroids and antibiotics, maybe a little clen if not US raised, hehe)...buy organic.
mom use to make a light flouring coating with egg and flour...not saturated, just powdered, shits great!