
369 Park
In the Kitchen

Chicken Liver
Hubby's recipe.
When we first met, liver was not on my "eat" list... until he insisted I try his. I am now converted!
Yummie the said night with fresh bread, and the next day as a sandwich. You can even mash it down to make a "almost" pâté. Most excellent.
Ingredients
1 lb. chicken liver (beef liver is "NOT" a substitute)
1/2 cup flour
1 large onion – chopped
Oil and butter
1/2 lb. bacon cut in 1/2" pieces
3/4 cup red wine
The making of...
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Separate lobes of liver and trim any fat. Set aside.
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In large fry pan, fry onion in a bit of oil and butter until transparent and soft. Remove from pan and set aside.
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In same pan, fry bacon until crisp. Put in bowl and set aside.
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Place liver pieces in a large freezer bag. Add flour, seal bag and coat liver.
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Heat bacon fat pan on medium high. Add liver pieces and fry until golden turning frequently (every 2-3 min.).
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Turn heat up on high, add wine, salt and pepper and stir constantly until wine is reduced and mixture thickens to a nice consistency.
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Remove from heat and let set for about 10 minutes.
*Liver is done when slightly pink inside – do not overcook, unless you like it hard.
Excellent with sourdough bread (or any crusty bread) warm or cold. Also makes a great sandwich. Can also be chopped up and used similar to pâté.
Compliments to Chef Mauro!
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