April 29th, 2010 | Mouth of Babes, Shows, farm, fertility, foxfire, GAPS, grass-fed, health, lamb, liver, Mouth of Babes, nourishing, organ, organic, pate, pregnancy, recipe, SCD, sheep, traditional, video
This episode was the first one that we filmed for Mouth of Babes and one of our favorite recipes. A big thanks to FoxFire Farms for supplying the rich and nourishing organic grass-fed lamb liver. I love their slogan, ‘meat you can trust.’ There is definitely a completely different energy cooking with meat that you know hasn’t been abused all its short life in a factory farm.
The full recipe can be found here, I highly recommend getting creative with spices and finding what combinations are the right tongue tantilizers for you. I quite like ground cardamom, sumac and tarragon….
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