How to Cook Offal and Odd Bits
Liver, tongue, kidney, marrow bones and other offal are deeply nutritious, but can be daunting to cook. Here's simple, nutrient-dense recipes for pâtés, stews, braises and other dishes that the make the most of the odd bits. | #nutrientdense #offal #oddbits
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Stop wasting your money buying bone broth. Make your own instead!
Bone Broth 101: Bone broth is a protein-rich sipping broth made from simmering bones and meaty joints in water until they crumble, releasing both minerals and gelatin in the process. Here's how to make it, how to use it and why it's good.
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