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Liver.
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Do you like it?
How do you serve it?
Just found out the men like it so thought I might put it on the menu this week.
How do you serve it?
Just found out the men like it so thought I might put it on the menu this week.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I love liver .We usually have pigs liver ,soaked in milk first and fried with onions and bacon and then the gravy made from the pan juices .Creamy mash and peas .Mm..mmm.
I always get it from the butcher though .He cuts off nice slices .
Supermarket liver tends to be all odd bits and pieces in a pack .
I always get it from the butcher though .He cuts off nice slices .
Supermarket liver tends to be all odd bits and pieces in a pack .
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Calves liver isn't the same as ox liver. Calves liver is much more more tender.
I'm desperately trying to remember what I pay, I'm pretty sure calves liver is £20-£24 and fillet steak is £24-28 depending on which cut from the fillet you buy. Either way it is a shocking comparison and why Mr Cake only gets calves liver as a treat!
I'm desperately trying to remember what I pay, I'm pretty sure calves liver is £20-£24 and fillet steak is £24-28 depending on which cut from the fillet you buy. Either way it is a shocking comparison and why Mr Cake only gets calves liver as a treat!
Check out the difference in price between beef and veal.
What is sold as ox/beef liver, comes from a fully mature beast which is consequently larger, hence lower cost. It is commonly used for animal food due to it being a relatively cheap source of protein.
I don't know many people who eat beef liver (when they do it is a slow cooked dish), generally pig and lamb is preferred with calves being a treat.
What is sold as ox/beef liver, comes from a fully mature beast which is consequently larger, hence lower cost. It is commonly used for animal food due to it being a relatively cheap source of protein.
I don't know many people who eat beef liver (when they do it is a slow cooked dish), generally pig and lamb is preferred with calves being a treat.