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Rich and Creamy Wild Game Liver Pt Recipe

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Ingredients

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1/2 cup diced salt pork
1 onion, diced
2 tablespoons butter
1 deer liver
2 slices pumpernickel bread
milk
1/4 teaspoon salt
1/2 teaspoon fresh ground pepper
1/8 teaspoon nutmeg
1 teaspoon grated lemon rind
1/2 cup lean bacon, diced
2 eggs, beaten
8 slices lean bacon
pumpernickel bread, slices hot toasted

Nutritional information

77.4
Calories
58 g
Calories From Fat
6.5 g
Total Fat
2.5 g
Saturated Fat
33.7 mg
Cholesterol
157.2 mg
Sodium
2.5 g
Carbs
0.3 g
Dietary Fiber
0.3 g
Sugars
2.3 g
Protein
22g
Serving Size

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Rich and Creamy Wild Game Liver Pt Recipe

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    Made this today and it is really, really good. I followed the recipe but substituted some homemade shredded wheat rolls to soak in the milk that I had on hand instead of pumpernickel bread (which I didn't have!) and I added 6 cloves of fresh garlic minced, some thyme, some celery seed, some Old Bay Seasoning and some Emeril Lagasse hot sauce and I changed the grated lemon rind to grated lime rind. I would suggest spraying the loaf pan with Pam as the middle stuck a bit when I inverted the pan to take it out after baking - I baked it for the full 90 minutes at 350 degrees. I highly recommend this recipe - I prefer the baked venison pate to the chilled pate version. used the entire venison liver after cutting out all the ventricles - which ended up being about half of the liver and I cut it into small chunks before adding it to the cast iron frying pan and used a food processor to chop all the ingredients before putting into the loaf pan. I sincerely thank the chef for this amazingly simple and very good recipe. I

    • 80 min
    • Serves 18
    • Easy

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    Venison Liver Pate, Now who said it couldn’t be sophisticated? The neighbor dragged out the poor target deer and is currenly shooting arrows into the poor thing And before anyone has a hissy it isn’t a real dear, it is plastic with inserts Must be hunting season From the NYT Heritage Cookbook in the 70s New York , Made this today and it is really, really good I followed the recipe but substituted some homemade shredded wheat rolls to soak in the milk that I had on hand instead of pumpernickel bread (which I didn’t have!) and I added 6 cloves of fresh garlic minced, some thyme, some celery seed, some Old Bay Seasoning and some Emeril Lagasse hot sauce and I changed the grated lemon rind to grated lime rind I would suggest spraying the loaf pan with Pam as the middle stuck a bit when I inverted the pan to take it out after baking – I baked it for the full 90 minutes at 350 degrees I highly recommend this recipe – I prefer the baked venison pate to the chilled pate version used the entire venison liver after cutting out all the ventricles – which ended up being about half of the liver and I cut it into small chunks before adding it to the cast iron frying pan and used a food processor to chop all the ingredients before putting into the loaf pan I sincerely thank the chef for this amazingly simple and very good recipe I, Made this for a Thanksgiving appetizer, just wanting something different Giving 4 stars to the recipe as written, altho I did make some changes I cut this recipe in half, since a deer liver is the size of a pot roast and I had no idea how it would turn out Had no salt pork, so I just used bacon for that, in the blending process I added 8 oz cream cheese, softened, and did not soak the bread slices in milk Left out the lemon because I forgot it Served with crackers, and while I found out I am more a chicken liver fan, my guests are already requesting this for Christmas, so I’ll definitely be making this again My brother actually stole the leftovers and took them to his girlfriend’s house, and now her family is requesting the recipe as well! Big hit, even tho I wasn’t personally crazy about it My 4 year old loved it too, but he’s a weird kid in that he loves liver


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    Steps

    1
    Done

    Cook the Salt Pork in a Heavy Skillet. Add Onion and Cook Until Tender. Add the Butter and Half of the Liver. Cook Quickly Until Brown. Cover and Baise Genly For 15 Minutes or Until Tender.

    2
    Done

    Preheat Oven to 350f Meanwhile Soak the 2 Slices in Milk and Squeese Dry. Grind With the Braised and Remaining Liver. Stir in Everything from the Salt to Ghe Eggs Listed Above.

    3
    Done

    Take a Loaf Pan and Line With the 8 Slices. Place the Liver in, Cover With Foil and Bake For Approx 1 1/2 Hours.

    4
    Done

    Serve With Those Toast Slices.

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