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How to Make Bone Broth That Gels in an Instant Pot Pressure Cooker
Making broth in the Instant Pot is a breeze, allows you to reuse bones more times than you can on the stovetop or in a slow cooker, and is so quick you can make the amount of broth that previously took a week in just one long afternoon!
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Steak and Kidney Pie (Paleo, AIP)
Steak and kidney pie is a delicious, warming dish perfect for winter. This crust will knock your socks off as it is the perfect pot-pie style recipe, totally Paleo and AIP. The filling is rich and delicious and you won't even know you're eating offal! Learn more about beef kidney nutrition too.
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Rich & Creamy Dairy-Free Beef Liver Pâté With Blueberry Jelly
Shortly after I went on the autoimmune paleo protocol I got a hankering for pâté. Unfortunately, most pâté recipes contain one or more non-AIP ingredients, like butter, alcohol, or prohibited spices. I had tried some AIP pâté that was just pureed liver, onion, and seasonings and I was not impressed with the texture. I wanted to mimic that rich, creamy texture that butter lends a pâté, yet I needed to keep it dairy-free. Check out the secret ingredient I used here to get that perfect silky smooth texture!
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Chicken Liver Pâté + The Zenbelly Cookbook
Pâté is a fantastic way to include liver in your diet, especially if you are squeamish about the idea of eating liver in the first place. This decadent recipe comes to the blog courtesy of Simone of Zenbelly and is from her newly-released cookbook: The Zenbelly Cookbook. Come grab the recipe, hear my review of the cookbook, and enter to win a copy of your own!
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100+ Ways to Eat More Organ Meats - The Ultimate Offal and Odd Bits Recipe Round-Up
Are you interested in practicing nose-to-tail eating? This post contains over 100 recipes for organ meats/offal, bones (for broths), bony bits (like oxtail, trotters), and gelatin. If you are brand new to eating organs and are intimidated by a plate full of liver and onions, don't worry! There are quite a few recipes with hidden organs, plus many tips on how to sneak organ meats into your diet without even realizing it. But, if you love the flavor of offal, there are plenty of recipes that showcase their unique flavors, too. Enjoy!
