Liver Pate, Quick Recipe
I would add to the title: the simplest, quickest and most delicious liver pate ever! A very easy recipe, which I improvised once when, trying to relax and not willing to spend much time in the kitchen, I had a great craving for liver pate. I was impressed by the result, and I have tried some good homemade liver pate in my life. This recipe is even more surprising because of the little effort needed for such a great result.
At my suggestion, my mum prepares pork or beef liver pate, I usually cook chicken liver pate, it's more accessible. Besides, it is a low carb recipe, you can have this pate on some low carb bread and enjoy a tasty and healthy breakfast. You will notice I don't make a big quantity of pate, just enough to eat for 3-4 days. And, when you feel like, you can cook it again.
Ingredients
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Chicken liver
3 pieces
or pork/beef - about 150-200g
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Butter
100 g
softened, at room temperature
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Salt and pepper
0.5 tsp
to taste
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Step by step
Step 1
Wash the livers, place in a small saucepan and pour water to cover them completely.
Place over heat, when it comes to a boil, turn heat down and cook for 30-40 minutes.
Step 2
Transfer the cooked livers to a bowl, add in 80g softened butter, salt and pepper.
Pour in about half a cup of liquid from cooking the livers.
Step 3
Mix using a hand blender.
Step 4
Continue to blend until the mixture is smooth and very fine.
You'll have to obtain a yogurt-like paste in consistency. If it is too thick, stir in some more cooking liquid. Taste and adjust with salt and pepper.
Step 5
Spoon the pate into a deep plate/bowl/casserole and even out.
Step 6
Melt the remaining 20g butter and pour over the pate.
Refrigerate for a few hours. After that, it will be firmer and will have just the right consistency.
Step 7
It's amazingly good! My husband couldn't believe it is so easy to make and it's got such a great taste.
Enjoy!
Quantity:
300 g
Prep time:
10 min
Difficulty:
easy
Ready in:
60 min
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