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A cooked chunk of liver from a mutated animal. Getting all the parasites - if that's what they were - off was more effort than this meal is probably worth, and the consistency suffered considerably from having to dig them out from the depth of the organ.
A cooked chunk of liver from a mutated animal. Instead of the matte gray-brown of a normal liver, this one turned disconcertingly orange after heating it up, and finger-sized flakes detach themselves from it at the slightest touch. The taste reminds you of slightly overripe avocado, but that's still better than you expected.
A cooked chunk of liver from a mutated animal. The channels left by the hairs you removed have filled with an oily black liquid, lending a surprisingly nice look to the cut surface. On biting into it the fluid hardens unexpectedly, leaving you to chew much longer than you'd like to.
A cooked chunk of liver from a mutated animal. The tissue split apart following the veins before hardening, reminding you of a warped gray flower with a sinuous vein for a stem. Perhaps surprisingly, it tastes not entirely unlike liver.