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Liver pate

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Mine · 19/12/2010 20:19

Can anyone advice if it's ok to freeze homemade liver pate?

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lucysmam · 19/12/2010 20:38

No idea but could I have the recipe please if it's not too much trouble Xmas Smile

taffetazatyousantaclaus · 19/12/2010 21:10

my Dad makes chopped liver, which is a grainy pate with eggs and chicken livers and this freezes well, just needs a very good stir once its defrosted.

missmartha · 19/12/2010 22:18

It's fine to freeze it. I always make more than I need so that I can freeze some.

tb · 20/12/2010 11:01

Yes it can be frozen

lucysmam · 20/12/2010 13:15

Someone share a recipe, please?

Mine · 20/12/2010 21:04

Lucysmum sorry i forgot to post last night!

I googled Classic French Pate and adapted my recipe from there...
2 large white onions minced
2 cloves garlic, minced
approx 400g liver (i used lambs liver because they sold out of chicken livers at tesco's when i went)
1/2 bar of butter
fresh thyme and rosemary
Port

Melt half the butter in a solid based saucepan and throw in the onions and garlic. Cook these for a few minutes until soft but not brown.

Then add the liver. Its easier of the liver is cut in to medium size pieces.

Cook the liver until its just cooked through but still slightly pinkish in the middle.

Then add a few springs of thyme and a tiny amount of rosemary.

Cook for a minute then add a few splashes of port.
You don;t want to add too much liquid because it will be too wet.

Cook through for a 1 minute then take it off the heat and add the remaining butter abd watch it melt through.

Once it has cooled down a bit, but don't leave it to get cold, you can whiz it to the consistency you like.
I made mine quite smooth.

You can now add any more seasoning if you think it needs.

Once its all mushed up, spoon them into individual ramekins... they look a bit posher this way!!

Put it the fridge for at least 3 hrs and hey presto!

It really only takes about 15mins to make from start to finish.

As i said though, this is my adaptation of what i found on the net. there are many different recipes online.

This made far more than i anticipated so i have frozen the excess following advice here :)

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lucysmam · 21/12/2010 20:28

Thank-you Mine, will add the ingredients to my list of last bits to get before Xmas and New Year. Will look forward to trying it out Smile

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