Seriously, Jimmie: you’re missing out. My mom used to cut up some liver, bread it, then bake until cooked; end result was essentially liver [Scottish clan prefix]nuggets, which we ate cheerfully, and with ketchup.
I should get that recipe, although regular liver’s good, too.
Moe Lane
PS: Corned beef and cabbage, on the other hand… don’t look at me like that. Traditional Irish cooking is one of the reasons behind the Irish diaspora.
Liver- the bodies oil filter.
That is all, carry on.
My mom did something similar with liver….breaded it and cooked in a skillet. It was in fact excellent with ketchup – but then everything was when I was that age.
Being Irish however I will defend corned beef & cabbage. If it’s done right it is magnificent stuff, but it can easily turn out like sandpaper. Luckily my mother rarely cooked it wrong. I never cared for the cabbage, myself, but will eat the beef & boiled potatoes happily. Mom also put turnips in the pot, and if you MUST eat a turnip, you might as well eat one that’s been cooked all day with meat 🙂
Actually, raw, sliced turnip isn’t half bad, if you put… something or other on it; I don’t know what it was, but my wife had it as an appetizer for a party once and I remember it being tasty enough.
Well, it depends on what animal the liver came from, but for beef liver I usually slice it into strips, soak it in milk for a few hours, drain off the milk, bread it, and either pan or deep fry it, and eat it with cream gravy.
My arteries harden just thinking about it, but it is tasty.
Liver is proof that Satan hates us and wants us to be unhappy.
Yeah, I grew up in the south and am the only mem
Gah. Reboot. Anyway, I’m the only member of my family who absolutely loathes liver. You can hide it, you can disguise, but it still tastes awful.