Dusting chicken liver with flour and frying it with onions is perhaps easiest way to cook it.
Step of soaking liver in milk can be skipped; it is optional, but it helps to reduce bitter taste liver may have.
The best side dish for this one, to my opinion, is plain boiled potato or potato puree.
Ingredients:
1lb of chicken livers
1 big onion
1.5 cups of milk
2 tablespoons of all purpose flour
Salt to taste
Oil for frying
How to prepare, step-by-step:
Prepare ingredients:
Clean and rinse livers, cut big ones in half, put livers in a bowl:
Pour over with milk enough to cover all livers and set bowl aside:
Warm a frying pan with a bit of oil, peel onion, slice it in half circles and fry until browned in color (12-15 mins over moderate low heat), stir from time to time:
Once onions are ready remove onions from the pan, keep pan on the heat, add a bit more oil if needed. Dust each piece of chicken liver with flour from all sides:
And move to the frying pan:
Working one by one repeat for whole batch of livers you have:
Once liver pieces are browned from one side, flip them to another, and fry until cooked through:
Salt to taste:
Move onions cooked earlier back to the pan, mix if needed:
And serve, I prefer boiled potato or potato puree as a side dish for fried liver:
An old Southern U.S. trick is to remove the little yellow sacs (bile?) from the livers. The sacs are what causes that bitter taste. Might turn a hater into a lover. You won't believe the difference.
Definitely yes. Thanks for the tip!
Simple and tasty! Here we buy 500g in frozen packs.
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An old Southern U.S. trick is to remove the little yellow sacs (bile?) from the livers. The sacs are what causes that bitter taste. Might turn a hater into a lover. You won't believe the difference.
Definitely yes. Thanks for the tip!
Simple and tasty! Here we buy 500g in frozen packs.