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snags | 15:56 Tue 30th Aug 2011 | Food & Drink
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I have a large tub of chicken livers. At the moment it is 50/50 as to whether I cook them or bin them as they are not particularly appealing to me. Any ABers got tried and tested recipes (other than paté)?
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fry them with some gizzards
You wuss............cut out the sinews and if they are large livers cut them in half.............season with salt and black pepper and fry for a couple of minutes each side in clarified butter on a high heat.
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''I like them still very pink''

^ There's no need for that!

Thanks flip...
flip flop, that's oh so wrong on so many levels, i genuinely feel iffy now.
Yum yum cazzz !
how about a lavender chicken liver parfait?

http://www.dirtykitch...hicken-liver-parfait/
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And eat with what craft? The idea of half a kilo of liver swimming in clarified butter isn't doing anything for me...
for the love of all thats holy, bin em!
I used to make a delicious pat with chicken livers. It also had onion, bacon and sherry in it. As far as i remember you cook everything up together and add sherry and whizz it in a food processor. OH says it had some herbs as well!
''I like them still very pink''

and leaving the feathers on adds a certain je ne sais quoi too.
you gotta love a bit o ghee
I've been feeling iffy all along Boo ...
With salad.............
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Thanks for the suggestions so far... nothing is grabbing me as yet...
Yeah, me too NAYAIW, s'not right issit? Personally I think CD's trying to finish him off.

Incidentally- are you insured snaggles?
And he was so close to putting them in the bin Boo .....
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CD has already clearly stated she will not be partaking... and I notice they were actually 'reduced' too... should I be offended?
how about you hide them under some mash and tomato sauce?

or pop them into a pot noodle for CD?
ok, how about CD hides them in a bacon sandwich for you?
CHICKEN LIVER, BACON AND SHERRY SAUCE
(serves 4)

Ingredients

250g pack of chicken livers
6-8 rashers of smoked bacon
1 medium onion, finely chopped
2 cloves of garlic, crushed
1 Tbsp of plain flour
100ml milk
125ml cream
a generous glug of medium cream sherry
1/2 tsp dried sage
1/2 tsp dried oregano
salt and pepper to taste
pasta of the shape you prefer - enough for 4 people

Method

Boil the pasta in salted water according to package instructions, until al dente.

Chop the onion and crush the garlic. Heat a little EVOO in a large pan and sautee the onion and garlic until the onion starts to soften. Meanwhile, chop the bacon rashers into 1cm strips (or you can buy pre-chopped bacon bits) and add to the pan. Fry until cooked.

Using a slotted spoon, remove the onions, garlic and bacon from the pan and keep warm, but reserve the cooking fat. Add the chicken livers to the pan (you may want to chop each liver into 3-4 smaller pieces). Cook until just done but still pink in the middle - watch them carefully as there is nothing worse than an overcooked rubbery chicken liver!

Add the onions and bacon back to the pan, remove from heat and stir in the flour to absorb the cooking fat (use more flour if you have a lot of fat). Stir in the milk, making sure you get rid of any floury lumps, then add the cream and sherry and return the pan to the heat, stirring continuously to keep the sauce smooth (add more milk/cream as needed). Season with sage, oregano, black pepper and salt as desired.

Drain the cooked pasta and return it to its pot, then add the sauce to the pot and stir through. Serve in heated bowls, garnished with chives.

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