>Subject: Re: WonderingFrom: Robin Harritt ninguém@não.hoje.agradecimentosDate: 11/26/2004 10:49 AM Mountain Standard TimeMessage-id: <30p8k6F2v6uuuU6@uni-berlin.de>sfi30@yahoo.com wrote:Hey Di,Some people eat the afterbirth, others bury it out in the garden.What do you prefer? :-)L.We had a bit of fuss here a couple of years ago when HughFernley-Whittingstall cooked and served a fresh human placenta andserved it up to the parents of the new born and few of their friends ona TV show called "Diner Party". I expect if Di's feeling a bit peckishwe could find his recipe for her.Apparently it was very tasty, as of course is most offal, I really can'tunderstand why you Americans are so wasteful of it.

You can even make lasagne out of it!

http://www.geocities.com/virtualbirth/placenta.html


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