organ meats

Like most organ meats, they have a lot of fat.

Only 31% of the recalls included traditional food and no one reported organ meats during this period.

"I belong to a group that goes out once a month to eat organ meats," he said yesterday.

Flood has a reputation for cooking organ meats and game.

Organ meats are also higher in vitamins, because they process the food that the fish digest.

The black market was active in organ meats, giving false hope to the hopeless.

Organ meats and egg yolks are particularly high in cholesterol.

His last stop was the butcher selling organ meats.

I don't really think that all French cuisine is organ meats and amphibians.

Upper-class diet is heavy in red meat, especially organ meats.

Liver, kidney and other organ meats are an excellent source of iron.

Organ meats of deer are eaten, but would not be called venison.

She said organ meats and unusual seafood are less likely to be Westernized.

No organ meats or traditional fat were reported.

Prices of organ meats are expected to decline in the U.S. as supplies increase.

The exceptions are foods like egg yolks and organ meats.

Organ meats such as liver contain more vitamin C than muscle meat.

Animal protein products are a good source of B, particularly organ meats such as kidney or liver.

Organ meats, especially the liver, are the only palatable morsels to be found.

Triperies, butcher shops dealing exclusively in organ meats, went out of business.

"Five bottles ago," said his father, passing around sautéed lamb organ meats.

No organ meats and very little country fat, seal, walrus or muktuk were reported.

They liked animal organ meats, including the livers, kidneys and brains.

What's the big deal with organ meats?

No more chitterlings, tripe, organ meats or other such delicacies?