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	Comments on: After fermenting a whole cabbage for #sarmale at Christmas, I had some leaves left over. I loved wrapping using them, and also love the Italian &#8216;fegatelli&#8217;, liver parcelled up and cooked with bay and fennel seeds.
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So was born this experiment: Fermented cabbage-wrapped local pig&#8217;s liver, to be baked with onions and shredded sauerkraut in sauerkraut juice.
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My 6-year old son made some of the parcels. It was the first time he&#8217;d worked with raw liver and he was enamoured (it&#8217;s kinda like slime!)
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Check my story today (saved as the nose-to-tail highlight if you&#8217;re coming at this later) for photos of the prep and how we ate it.	</title>
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