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Thyme bread crumbed Chicken livers, with warm asparagus and pine nut salad.

Added by GATESY83 | Fri 26 Jun 2009 @ 11:42

Thyme bread crumbed Chicken livers, with warm asparagus and pine nut salad.

This is a great dish, it uses Chiken livers which are so cheap and tasty but often overlooked. I have used asparagus as its in season so its def a summer salad although you can mix it up with what ever veg you like.

Ingredients
Serves 4



Ingredients:-



1kl of Chicken livers trimmed of sinew and soaked in milk for a few hrs

Seasoned flour to dust

1 beaten egg

1 handful of bread crumbs with some thyme tips.

Oil for frying

For the salad

Mixed salad leaves of your choice

Small bunch of asparagus

A handful of pine nuts

Lemon

Olive oil.

Method
Method

Set up a little production line of flour, egg and bread crumbs.
Drain the milk off the chicken livers and pat dry with kitchen towel.
Dust In seasoned flour, then dip in the egg and finally the bread crumbs, place on a plate and do the same to the others.
Place the livers in the fridge for about 30 mins.
In a large pan fry the chicken livers in a good amount of hot oil. You want a nice crisp golden crumb and the livers to be medium rare.
For the salad blanch the asparagus in salted boiling water, fry in a little butter and season. Toast the pine nuts in a dry pan.
Dress the salad leaves with lemon and olive oil and add to a large plate. Top with the asparagus spears and pine nuts and finally add the chicken livers and an extra squeeze of lemon. I made a really loose lemon mayo for this and it was incredible.

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1. by Margaret Woodrup on Thu 28 Jan 2010 @ 08:29

More offal recipes please, as a cheaper alternative it is second to none and many people cannot afford the more expensive meats. Moreover older people have been brought up on it.
A small book of offal recipes may even persuade younger people to try it!

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