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Chicken livers are also really delicious prepared in Indian curries. Saute 2 cups sliced onion in 1 TB neutral oil over medium heat until VERY soft and translucent. Add 1-2 TB Madras curry powder or curry paste and cook for a few seconds until fragrant. Throw in a few bay leaves, add the cleaned, rinsed and drained chicken livers (16-20 oz.), stir gently and cook until barely done inside. Adjust the sauce for salt and spice (e.g. more water if too salty, more salt if bland, same for spice). Serve with hot Jasmine rice...it's one of my favorites!
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One of my favorite Italian dishes is chicken livers in a rich marinara (on the sweeter side, no acid) and with spring peas and baby carrots. This is a sauce that requires a lot of simmering to develop that deep red mahogany color, nice and thick with chicken livers over spaghetti. YUMMMMMMMMMMM!
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Mario Batali has some wonderful recipes for chicken livers on the Food Network website. Try one of these:
If you go to this link, you'll have lots of choices:
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An old favorite from the american south, chicken fried chicken livers - mix some cornmeal, lots of black pepper, red pepper, salt, whatever other spices you like, dredge the livers in this, fry briefly in HOT rendered bacon fat and serve topped with onions that have been fried in the pan after the livers come out. Nice with collards and cold beer.
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My mother used to save up chicken livers till she had enough for appetizer. Season with salt, pepper, garlic, saute in oil with chopped onions and fresh mushrooms, pour wine (whatever was open!) and serve over toast points. I haven't had this in years, but it sure was tasty.
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re: Diane in Bexley
Devein l lb.livers, and cut into pieces. Fry four strips of bacon until crisp, remove and crumble, and save the fat,
Dredge the livers in flour, salt and pepper, and fry in the bacon fat until browned. Add 1/2 cup white wine , cover, and cook on medium heat for 6 minutes. Sprinkle with bacon bits and parsley, and serve with rice.
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I am partial to chicken liver crostini. Saute livers in olive oil with garlic and onions, season with s&p, parsley and capers. Spread on toasted Italian bread, heat beneath the broiler and serve.
Also, Jewish chopped liver made with schmaltz, onions, s&p and topped with gribenes are great hot on bread.
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re: nbermas
I rarely see it in ethnic aisles unless there is a very Jewish population somewhere around the neighborhood. Schmaltz can easily made by taking chicken skin and fat (no meat), cooking it over low heat in a sauce pan until all the fat has liquified and the skin has become crispy (gribenes).
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