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oldwheels

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Location
Isle of Mull
Soak them in milk to remove the strong taste /bitterness (the liver, not the cats!!)
Cover with a coating of medium oatmeal and fry gently.
After I lost a kidney my wildlife buddy appeared with a poly bag with a load of venison liver from goodness knows how many beasts. Just as well we liked liver as most of it got frozen and used over the next couple of months.
 

oldwheels

Legendary Member
Location
Isle of Mull
Am a bit meh when it comes to most livers as the taste is a bit strong, but chicken livers, yes please!

Mesdames Poppy and Lexi turn their little noses up at liver... :blush:
Our cats ate anything except coop mince which was unfit for humans as well. How they managed to get such vile stuff I cannot imagine.
 
4th week from my crash & sprained AC joint
yesterday, Monday, it was still a bit sore after the workout Saturday so I used my back massager on my back & shoulder including the front & around the clavicle & chest. helped quite a bit
Sunday I just did miles n the treadmill
shoulder feeling good today, Tuesday, did a 20 minute 14 station weight training circuit at lunchtime. carefully selecting weights or no weights for certain stations. 3-4 hrs later still OK
will go back after work for a bit more ... feeling optimistic
 
Our cats ate anything except coop mince which was unfit for humans as well. How they managed to get such vile stuff I cannot imagine.

Mine won't eat pre-packed mince of any stripe. They do like the steak mince off the meat counter in Tesco though. And so do I, as it's very good.
 
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