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Who likes liver?
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Got some the other day but OH is refusing to eat it.
How do you cook yours?
How do you cook yours?
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However, it doesn't need a lot of cooking as it then goes tough and rubbery. I used to braise it with onions beneath with just a little stock. It needs to be just a little pink (not red) in the middle so that it's tender and succulent. I used to buy it very thinly sliced.
However, it doesn't need a lot of cooking as it then goes tough and rubbery. I used to braise it with onions beneath with just a little stock. It needs to be just a little pink (not red) in the middle so that it's tender and succulent. I used to buy it very thinly sliced.
Mmmm I love liver (and so cheap too)
but im the only one in our household who like's it.
I usually rinse liver in water then coat in flour before pan frying with a little oil and onions, I then add bacon and fry until bacon is cooked, then i make up some gravy and to pan and let simmer for about 10-15mins.........making my mouth water jsut thing about it!
tried different liver pigs, lambs and even ox's but they all seem to taste the same to me!
but im the only one in our household who like's it.
I usually rinse liver in water then coat in flour before pan frying with a little oil and onions, I then add bacon and fry until bacon is cooked, then i make up some gravy and to pan and let simmer for about 10-15mins.........making my mouth water jsut thing about it!
tried different liver pigs, lambs and even ox's but they all seem to taste the same to me!
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