Celeste’s Fried Liverwurst Recipe

Celeste has a new recipe published on the US Wellness Meats website. As they mention to the subscribers of their newsletter:

“Our Recipe Corner this week is a sneak preview of a future Featured Chef, Celeste Longacre. If you have been looking for ways to get more of the nutrient dense organ meats into your diet, read below to see how Celeste was able to get her husband to eat Beef Liverwurst, and even to declare that it “was one of the best meals he ever had.”

Check out the recipe here.

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These 100% grass fed beef sticks are also FERMENTED!!! And really delicious!

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  1. I was not able to find your recipe with the link you provided. I then searched for liverwurst and fried liverwurst at the site with no luck.

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