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Chopped Liver Italian Style Fegato Alle

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Ingredients

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1/2 1/2 cup rendered chicken fat (preferred) or 1/2 cup duck fat (preferred)
2 - 3 onions, finely chopped
1 1 lb duck liver or 1 lb goose liver, well trimmed of connective pieces and any dark spots
1/3 cup dry white wine
6 hard-boiled eggs
salt and pepper
bread (toasted or grilled or matzohs)

Nutritional information

350.8
Calories
243 g
Calories From Fat
27 g
Total Fat
5.3 g
Saturated Fat
473.6 mg
Cholesterol
118 mg
Sodium
4.6 g
Carbs
0.5 g
Dietary Fiber
2.2 g
Sugars
19.5 g
Protein
193g
Serving Size

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Chopped Liver Italian Style Fegato Alle

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    Steve, this is one of the best chopped liver recipes I've ever come across. And, I agree that using the rendered chicken fat (schmaltz) is much tastier, not healthier maybe, but oh so good. Thanks for posting!! Al

    • 100 min
    • Serves 6
    • Easy

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    Chopped Liver Italian Style (Fegato Alle Uova Sode), Adapted from Cucina Ebraica, Flavors of the Italian Jewish Kitchen, by Joice Goldstein Although this spread resembles the traditional Jewish American chopped chicken liver found in delis, it includes the very Italian addition of wine The recipe has been adapted from a description in Giuseppe Maffioli’s La Cucina Padovana, and is probably Ashkenazic in origin To keep this kosher, flame-singe the livers before sauting and cook them until there is no trace of pink remaining , Steve, this is one of the best chopped liver recipes I’ve ever come across And, I agree that using the rendered chicken fat (schmaltz) is much tastier, not healthier maybe, but oh so good Thanks for posting!! Al, Adapted from Cucina Ebraica, Flavors of the Italian Jewish Kitchen, by Joice Goldstein Although this spread resembles the traditional Jewish American chopped chicken liver found in delis, it includes the very Italian addition of wine The recipe has been adapted from a description in Giuseppe Maffioli’s La Cucina Padovana, and is probably Ashkenazic in origin To keep this kosher, flame-singe the livers before sauting and cook them until there is no trace of pink remaining


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    Steps

    1
    Done

    Using 2 Saut Pans, Divide the Oil or Fat Between Them.

    2
    Done

    Add the Onions to One Pan and Saut Over Medium Heat Until They Are Dark, Golden Brown, 15-20 Minutes.

    3
    Done

    Meanwhile, in the Other Pan, Saut the Livers Over Medium Heat Until They Are Medium Cooked, 5-7 Minutes.

    4
    Done

    There Should Still Be Quite a Bit of Pink, but They Should not Show Any Signs of Blood.

    5
    Done

    During the Last Few Minutes of Cooking, Add the White Wine and Allow Most of It to Evaporate.

    6
    Done

    Remove from the Heat and Chop the Livers Coarsely.

    7
    Done

    Reserve the Pan Juices.

    8
    Done

    Peel and Chop the Eggs (if You Use a Food Processor, Pulse Them Briefly in Small Batches: You Do not Want Them to Lose Their Chunky Texture).

    9
    Done

    in a Bowl, Combine the Warm Onions, Livers, and Eggs.

    10
    Done

    Add All of the Pan Juices, Salt and Pepper and Mix Well.

    11
    Done

    If the Mixture Seems a Little Dry, Add More Melted Fat or Oil.

    12
    Done

    Serve With Bread, Crackers or Matzoh.

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