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I'm trying to up my intake of iron rich food. I love liver but OH hates it so I've rarely made it. However, yesterday I made a vat of liver and onions in a tasty gravy, divided it into five substantial portions and froze it. I'm really looking forward to having it with some mash (maybe Lottys tasty carrot and sweet potato mash) and OH will have a beef and onion pie.
Dont know why I didn't think of doing this before 🙄
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.The loveliest liver is 'foie de genisse' (heifer) as I discovered in France. It is sold here as 'rose liver'.
We both very much like liver & onions, liver & bacon etc. - lamb's liver. Soak other livers (not 'rose') in milk for a while before cooking.
I've developed the habit of always buying a bit more than we need of almost everything because I've found that when you add veg.& gravy/sauce there is enough left over for a single portion meal, which I then freeze. I have a freezer drawer for these and it means that there is always a meal available. Every so often if funds are tight we live on them - bit of variety.