Very tasty and tender liver pie casserole. This liver will appeal to all adults and children. It has a completely different taste, and even those who don't like it will like it. It is very tasty in hot form, but also in cold form - no less delicious, here for an amateur. I'm cooking a double portion, one is never enough for us, start with one. The ingredients are given for one serving.
Cook Time | 120 minutes |
Servings |
Ingredients
For the liver souffle:
- 350 gram Pork (back )
- 1 piece Chicken egg
- 60 gram Semolina
- 50 ml Milk
- Salt to taste
- Basil to taste
- A mixture of spices to taste
Layer:
- 400 gram Carrot
- 200 gram Onion
- 50 ml Vegetable oil
- 100 ml Water hot
- Seasoning (Provence herbs) to taste
- Salt to taste
- Black pepper to taste
Ingredients
For the liver souffle:
Layer:
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Instructions
- Wash the liver, dry it, remove all films and streaks. You can take any liver, I have pork. I pre-held it in cold milk for 2 hours so that the bitterness and taste of blood would go away. Twist the liver through the smallest grate. Add semolina, salt, pepper and basil, I added basil salt. We have instructions on its preparation on our website. Mix well.
- Meanwhile, prepare the onion-carrot layer. Cut the onion into half rings, lightly fry in preheated oil in a frying pan. Add the carrots, grated on a coarse grater, stir, add salt, pepper, herbs and pour in water, stir, cover and simmer under the lid on low heat until soft and the liquid evaporates, not forgetting to stir occasionally, 10 minutes. For lovers, you can add hot pepper, as well as your favorite spices.
- Prepare the baking dish. I have a parchment 19x9x6 cm, I smeared the form itself so as not to move the paper. Divide the liver mixture and carrot layer in half. We lay out the carrot layer with the first layer, we tamp it well (with a convenient pusher), then the liver, level it with a spatula, shifting the mass to the sides, the middle will rise more during baking and repeat again-the layer is the liver.
- Let stand on the table for 5 minutes and carefully remove from the mold, walking with a knife on the sides, turn it onto a board or dish. When hot, it is juicy and crumbly, but it is well sliced, served hot on the table. Cold (like mine) is also very tasty, it can also be cut thinner and served on bread like sandwiches, garnished with herbs. It is good to take it with you to nature, to work. The taste is different from the usual liver patties. Here, without baking, pancakes turn out to be less greasy. The baking dish can also be taken round.