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Frozen -- Ground Chicken Skillet with Greens, Cilantro and Lime (Pint) -- 16 oz

$16.00
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In this week's "meaty pint," ground chicken is sauteed with fresh mustard greens, ginger, garlic and mild spices, then finished with fresh cilantro and lime juice for a delicious and nutrient-rich main course. We temper in a bit of pureed chicken liver for added nutrition. Perfect over rice or just by itself. 

Ingredients: ground chicken,* mustard greens,* onions,* chicken bone broth,* cilantro,* lime juice,* garlic,* ginger,* olive oil, cumin,* Red Boat Fish Sauce (anchovies, sea salt), chicken liver,* Celtic sea salt, coriander*  (* = organic)

Recipe is gluten-free, dairy-free, black pepper-free, nightshade-free and GAPS Diet-friendly (contains heated olive oil).

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