25. North Carolina: Livermush
In North Carolina, especially in the western regions, Livermush is a beloved breakfast staple with a rich history. Made from a blend of pig liver, pork scraps, cornmeal, and spices, this flavorful dish is shaped into a loaf, then sliced and fried to golden perfection Commonly enjoyed with eggs, biscuits, or grits, Livermush is also a favorite sandwich filling. It’s celebrated in North Carolina with festivals like the Livermush Festival in Marion, highlighting its cultural significance and deep ties to the state’s agricultural heritage. This humble yet tasty dish remains a quintessential part of North Carolina’s culinary identity.
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