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A delicious easy to prepare Peri-Peri Chicken Liver Gatsby, perfect for almost any occasion and Proudly South African.
The Great Gatsby
Dusting the livers in seasoned flour is an optional step. Livers that have been dusted in seasoned flour and fried will thicken the sauce. The livers can be fried without being dusted if preferred. Slice the livers in half (if dusting, do so at this point) and then fry in Peri-Peri oil and butter. Do not overcrowd the pan and fry in batches.
The livers should caramelise but not cook all the way through. Remove from the pan and set aside.
Heat the Peri-Peri oil and sauté the onions, garlic, chili, bay leaf, thyme, and clove. Cook over a moderate heat for about three minutes. Deglaze the pan with wine and vinegar, add the tomatoes, tomato paste, lemon juice, stock, and remaining spices.
Cook the tomatoes (this should take about 40-50 minutes) reducing the sauce until thickened. (If using cream, add at this stage and simmer for an extra 5 minutes before adding the livers.)
Blend with a stick blender until smooth (can be left slightly chunky if preferred). Adjust seasoning and add the Worcestershire sauce.
Add the livers to the sauce and warm gently – be careful not to overcook, the livers still need to be a little pink on the inside.
Add the chopped parsley just before serving.
Slice the baguette or rolls and butter each side.
Season the tomato and lay on the roll and top with lettuce. Add the livers and a portion of fries, drizzle generously with mayonnaise and serve with extra fries on the side.
Dusting the livers in seasoned flour is an optional step. Livers that have been dusted in seasoned flour and fried will thicken the sauce. The livers can be fried without being dusted if preferred. Slice the livers in half (if dusting, do so at this point) and then fry in Peri-Peri oil and butter. Do not overcrowd the pan and fry in batches.
The livers should caramelise but not cook all the way through. Remove from the pan and set aside.
Heat the Peri-Peri oil and sauté the onions, garlic, chili, bay leaf, thyme, and clove. Cook over a moderate heat for about three minutes. Deglaze the pan with wine and vinegar, add the tomatoes, tomato paste, lemon juice, stock, and remaining spices.
Cook the tomatoes (this should take about 40-50 minutes) reducing the sauce until thickened. (If using cream, add at this stage and simmer for an extra 5 minutes before adding the livers.)
Blend with a stick blender until smooth (can be left slightly chunky if preferred). Adjust seasoning and add the Worcestershire sauce.
Add the livers to the sauce and warm gently – be careful not to overcook, the livers still need to be a little pink on the inside.
Add the chopped parsley just before serving.
Slice the baguette or rolls and butter each side.
Season the tomato and lay on the roll and top with lettuce. Add the livers and a portion of fries, drizzle generously with mayonnaise and serve with extra fries on the side.