Chicken liver pate recipes

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Chicken Liver Pate Recipe at MyDish

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Chicken Liver Pate

by lizziep

by lizziep
Views 2713, Added Sun Apr 11 2010

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    Ingredients

    • 225g Trimmed chicken livers
    • 100g Softened butter
    • 1 Large shallot sliced
    • 1 Garlic clove (crushed)
    • 1-2tbsp Brandy
    •  Salt and Pepper

    Method

    1. Melt a large knob of butter and fry the garlic and shallot until softened. Season the livers and add them to the pan. Fry until firm but still pink in the middle. Leave to cool.

    2. Blitz the mix in a food processor and push through a sieve.

    3. Mix in the remaining butter and brandy. Check the seasoning and place in a bowl - cover with clarified butter and leave to set in the fridge.

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    Chicken Liver Pate Recipe at MyDish

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    Chicken Liver Pate

    by John B

    by John B
    Views 5173, Added Tue Jan 8 2008

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      • by The Dalai Farmer

        The Dalai Farmer  Thu Jul 7 2011   • Reply

        If you pour melted clarified butter to completely cover the top of the container and exclude all the air, this will keep for about 2 weeks (if you don't break the seal).

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      Ingredients

      • 225g Butter
      • 1 Large onion very finely chopped
      • 1 Large clove of garlic crushed
      • 450g Chicken livers
      • 1 tablespoon Brandy
      • Pinch Salt
      • Pinch Pepper

      Method

      1. 1. Melt half the butter in a large, heavy frying pan and gently fry the onion until soft and transparent.

      2. 2. Add the garlic and continue cooking for 1 further minute.

      3. 3. Discard any discoloured pieces of liver as they will be bitter. Rinse under water.

      4. 4. Add the livers to the pan and fry, turning to brown them lightly on all sides, until cooked. Flame the brandy and add to the livers.

      5. 5. When the flames subside, add salt and plenty of pepper.

      6. 6. Mince the mixture or liquidize in a blender or food processor with the remaining butter.

      7. 7. Put it into an earthenware dish or pot.

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      Chicken Liver Pate

      by Tish Squires

      by Tish Squires
      Views 1601, Added Wed Apr 20 2011

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        Ingredients

        • 250g Trimmed Chicken livers
        • 125g softened butter
        • 1 large shallot chopped
        • 3 rashers bacon chopped
        • 3 pork sausages skinned
        • 3 Bay leaves
        •  salt & pepper
        • 1 tsp cinnamon
        • pinch ginger
        • pinch nutmeg
        • 1 tsp brown sugar
        • 4 Tbls brandy
        • 2 thick slices bread
        • 125ml single cream

        Method

        1. Chicken liver pate - John Tovey
        2. Ingredients
        3. • 250g Trimmed chicken livers
        4. • 125g Softened butter
        5. • 1 Large shallot sliced
        6. • 3 rashers of bacon, chopped
        7. • 3 pork sausages, skinned
        8. • 1 Garlic clove (crushed)
        9. • 3 bay leaves
        10. • Salt and Pepper
        11. • 1 tsp cinnamon
        12. • Pinch of ginger
        13. • Pinch of nutmeg
        14. • 5ml brown sugar

        15. • 4 tbsp Brandy
        16. • 125ml single Cream
        17. • 2 thick slices bread

        18. Method:

        19. Melt butter, fry bacon, sausage meat, onion and garlic until softened. Season the livers and add them to the pan with the other ingredients. (except brandy, cream and bread). Fry until firm but still pink in the middle (15 to 20 minutes). Leave to cool. Remove bay leaves. Meanwhile soften bread in a little water, squeeze out the excess liquid and add bread to ingredients in the pan with the brandy. Blend all together till smooth.
        20. Fold in cream, lightly beaten or plain yoghurt.
        21. Fill into containers and cover with melted (clarified) butter.

        22. Cover with clarified butter and leave to set in fridge.

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