Liver

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  • Perfect for new liver eaters. Lamb liver is milder than beef liver and a great introduction to organ meats
  • 100% grass fed and finished. Lambs live outdoors on our pastures of grasses and legumes
  • Raised clean. Lambs never receive subtherapeutic antibiotics or added hormones. All of our animals are humanely raised
  • Nutrition powerhouse. Rich in iron, vitamin A, B12, and essential minerals
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Our Lamb

Our 100% grass fed and finished lamb comes from both our Long Island pastures & partners that uphold the Acabonac Standards you've come to expect.

  • 100% Grass Fed & Grass Finished — Never Fed Grain, Ever
  • Humanely Raised & Handled
  • Antibiotic Free
  • No Added Hormones
  • No mRNA Vaccines
  • Pasture Raised on Open Land

Cooking Tips

Grass-finished lamb liver is delicate, nutrient-dense, and cooks very quickly, so gentle heat and careful timing are key. When handled properly, it becomes tender and mild with a smooth, almost creamy texture—overcooking is what causes bitterness or toughness.

General Tips:

  • Do not overcook. Lamb liver is best cooked to just medium (about 140–145°F)
  • Soak briefly if desired. A 20–30 minute soak in milk, lemon water, or lightly salted water can mellow flavor
  • Use moderate heat. Cook over medium—not high—to prevent drying or bitterness
  • Cook quickly. Thin slices usually need only 1–2 minutes per side
  • Rest briefly. Let sit for a minute after cooking to stay juicy

Best Cooking Methods:

  • Liver & Onions: Sauté onions first, then sear liver quickly in butter or oil and combine at the end
  • Pan-Seared: Slice evenly, pat dry, season lightly, and sear fast for a tender finish
  • Pâté or Mousse: Gently sauté with aromatics, then blend with butter and herbs
  • Stir-Fry: Slice thin and cook quickly with garlic, herbs, or spices