Shame on me!!!! Until just now coming across this thread, I had forgotten all about liver. Going on the shopping list!! How about you other liver lovers? Had it lately? Any new ways of fixing?
liver patè.
And so the cook off begins. Bought a jumbo fatty. Wish me luck. The action starts this weekend.
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Lookin real stable. Feeling confident I can go to sleep soon.
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the chicken livers are cleaned, drained and placed in a pan with already sauteed onions (light sauté as the onions will cook more with the liver), a small amount of oil to develop a sear on the livers and then add no-salt or low-salt chicken stock to cook this all in.
when nearing done, the livers will break with a spoon without much effort, then add salt and pepper to taste.
let cool in the pan for 15 minutes then whirl through the food processor till smooth.
scrape from processor and fridge overnight or you can serve it warm (don't let is cool after cooking it, just whirl it through the processor). it tastes darn good warm on thin baguette slices with thinly sliced tomato and a little salt on the tomato to brighten it up.
if fridging over night, add in sliced hard boiled eggs the next day and mix to incorporate. this too goes well on a sandwich, on a plate with salad, or any way you want to enjoy it.
over the years i have reduced the oil amount in this recipe as i found the oil to make it too rich to enjoy. the stock method allows for a clean liver flavor profile without the gluttony of oil. i hope this description makes sense to you.
having cooked this dish for 30+ years now, i have perfected the way we like to eat it.
another good way is to wash the livers, S&P them, skewer them and grill above coals. served over steamed rice with chicken kabobs, this method has loads of flavor and is a cleaner way to enjoy chicken liver.