Beef Liver Creole

"Tasty comfort food"
 
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Ready In:
35mins
Ingredients:
9
Serves:
4
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ingredients

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directions

  • Cut liver in strips, flour and fry in oil until done.
  • Remove liver from frying pan.
  • If oil is not burned or too brown, add celery, onion, pepper, garlic and saute (in fresh oil, if necessary).
  • When done, add tomatoes, sugar, water, hot sauce and liver; bring to boil and simmer until tender.

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Reviews

  1. This was good, but my husband said he much prefers liver that is cooked along with some bacon. I did substitute pork liver for the beef liver. It's what we had in our freezer. To this recipe, I added 1/4 cup finely chopped onion, 3/4 cup of finely chopped green bell peppers, 1 tsp. of jarred minced garlic, and added 1/2 tsp. of Tabasco Sauce. I let this simmer, (covered) for exactly 15 minutes; stirring it a few times. I would suggest using a 2nd skillet when simmering all the ingredients, because when I fried the liver in the 1st skillet, the pan did get a bit brown. I did make this a second time, and when I added the bell peppers, I used 1/2 of one red pepper, and 1/2 of one green pepper. Thank you Toncats for posting this recipe. It was something different to bring to the dinner table.
     
  2. I LOVED this recipe! It's easy, quick and mellows the taste of the meat. This will go into my list of comfort foods. I did not have green peppers or stewed tomatoes. I used garlic & rosemary infused oil to fry with; used a sweet red pepper I had on hand, and used a can of diced tomatoes. I also used 2 packets of Splenda instead of the sugar. Next time I'm going to try more hot sauce to give it a bit of kick. Thanks for a keeper!
     
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  1. This was good, but my husband said he much prefers liver that is cooked along with some bacon. I did substitute pork liver for the beef liver. It's what we had in our freezer. To this recipe, I added 1/4 cup finely chopped onion, 3/4 cup of finely chopped green bell peppers, 1 tsp. of jarred minced garlic, and added 1/2 tsp. of Tabasco Sauce. I let this simmer, (covered) for exactly 15 minutes; stirring it a few times. I would suggest using a 2nd skillet when simmering all the ingredients, because when I fried the liver in the 1st skillet, the pan did get a bit brown. I did make this a second time, and when I added the bell peppers, I used 1/2 of one red pepper, and 1/2 of one green pepper. Thank you Toncats for posting this recipe. It was something different to bring to the dinner table.
     

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