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Post by gatsby on Dec 24, 2014 5:51:03 GMT 10
I know there was a discussion a while back about liver & thought I'd put up my Mum's Lambs Fry. I love this for breakfast now & then (say 6 times a year). 1 Lambs Fry (liver) - sliced into 5mm strips cut each strip to about 75 mm bits (or whatever your preference is) (say 1/4" by 3" strips) Bacon - about 2 or 3 Oz rashers or 4 - 5 US ones - cut into 25mm bits (1") 1 or 2 cups Seasoned flour in a plastic bag (good amount of salt & pepper) Add liver to plastic bag of flour & give a good shake to coat the liver with flour. Fry bacon in oil & set aside Fry liver in oil (may need to add some as the flour soaks a lot up) When liver has some good colour on both sides return bacon to pan & add a cup or two of water. Simmer gently until liver is cooked through - liquid will turn into a nice thick gravy. Serve on toasted bread. Yum! Note: I find the liver can get very dry so thick pieces don't taste that good - so thin strips & gravy keep is nice. Bacon - gives an idea of the size I like Liver is fried & bacon returned Added the water Simmered for 15 mins or so Served
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Post by chrisg on Dec 24, 2014 10:40:13 GMT 10
I do cook liver a few different ways, including that, but haven't done so in quite a while, looks delicious Cheers
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Post by smokey on Dec 24, 2014 12:13:06 GMT 10
Id have that for Christmas dinner, But they won't let me Just reading this takes me back to being a kid waiting for Mum to cook this up. Love it
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