What's the best way to cook chicken livers?
>>8240283
bread and fried, or pan fried
>>8240283
Salt and pepper with a light dusting of flour, fried in butter with lots and lots of thinly sliced onions, served with something starchy on the side.
>>8240283
Pâté
>>8240558
This
>>8240528
Sounds good and simple, thanks. Gonna try this tonight
>>8240558
I agree with pate. Gently boil them with onions and salt, then blend it and gradually add butter. Shape it in to a dick for lols, and put it in the fridge for about 3h.
>>8240598
I generally prefer my pâté to be creamier for the spread, so instead I add pork fat to red meat liver pâtés or bird fat to the bird liver pates. Then I throw it in a couple jars to last me a few months.
>>8240283
stir fry with butter and lots of green onion
>>8240283
Rumaki.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rumaki
breaded and fried.
>>8240816
This, or authentic dirty rice.
>>8240283
soaked in diluted milk for a few hours, then dried out with paper towels
this is the essential step. once you've done this, you can do whatever the fuck you like with them. I like them wrapped in bacon and briefly cooked in the oven
Well I coated them in flour and cooked them in butter with a fuckload of onions. It was delicious but very rich. I ate way too much and I feel like a fatass. At least it's a good source of nutrients I guess.
>>8241073
Yeah, I'll give that a try I guess.
Chop them up, and fry them in the pan with some garlic. Not too hard, since if they get burnt they get dry. Then put in good drop of gin, or other herbal liquor. Then proceed with some creme fraiche, and season with salt and pepper. Serve with pasta! Easy dinner i make at leat once a week, and tastes delicious. Also some bacon in the sauce is optional.
Pan Fried with honey and veggies
Chopped liver cooked with schmaltz on the.
That said...
There's literally nothing wrong with being a Jew.
>>8242897
>Chopped liver
One of my guilty pleasures. Used to be able to get it all the time at publix deli. It's delicious with some triscuits, crispy and creamy at once.
To make your own pate, though, pork is preferred, and some great spice herbs and cognac.
I love rumaki too, lots of teriyaki soaked in there before getting crispy and well done.
I like a cornmeal dusted deep fry when I go to somewhere southern, like a cracker barrel, but oh, so rich. Need to counter it with some nongreasy sides like collards, roasted brussels, corn on the cob, cornbread, that kind of a thing.
It does indeed make a nice dirty rice. Hit it with loads of green herbs, scallions and parsley to keep the fattiness down.
Pasta alla Caruso
just chop ton of onion and saute it until soft and caramelised, add liver, fry until liver is brown (10 minutes) add salt, enjoy