Use a food processor to grind the liver into a paste.
Cook the liver in a skillet with the nutritional yeast and seasoning until thoroughly browned.
Partition into small containers to freeze.
Recipe Notes
Nutritional yeast combos with liver very well to cover each other’s nutritional bases. This dish is a true super food.
Nutritional yeast has a delicious cheesy texture. If palatable, using more nutritional yeast is better for nutrition.
Liver does not taste good by itself. To increase palatability, consider adding melted shredded cheese.
You can use any liver, but beef liver generally has the best micronutrients.
If available, grass fed and pasture raised animals will always have better micronutrients than confined counterparts.
Liver is so amazingly dense with micronutrients that you should not consume large amounts of it per week due to vitamin A and copper toxicity. E.g., don’t consume a stupid amount like 2 lbs of beef liver per week for years and years. I personally just eat on average a spoonful of liver a day (about 0.5 oz a day).
For all my recipes, I recommend you find your own preferences for seasoning. I rarely put specific numbers since I personally eyeball it, smell the mixture, and adjust as needed prior to cooking.