Ingredients

How to make it

  • • Remove all veins and gristle and peel off the outer membrane from the liver. Slice it into 1’ x 1’ cubes. If you just must have your liver in strips that will work but cubes are better.
  • • Place in a bowl & cover with milk. This needs to set for at least 30 minutes and longer is better.
  • • Put the bacon in a BIG, heavy bottom frying pan, that you already got heated up good, with 2 Tbs oil & 1/3 stick of butter, ± on the oil & butter depending on how many onions you’re frying.
  • • When the bacon has softened a bit add the onions and fry, turning often. See Photo
  • • Remove the bacon & onions, using a spatula or slotted spoon, to a covered bowl & keep warm.
  • • Remove the liver from the milk & allow o drain well.
  • • Add 2 Tbs oil & 1/3 stick of butter to the pan.
  • • Dredge ½ the liver cubes in the wheat germ and place in the hot pan.
  • • Cook for 2 – 3 minutes per side. The cubes should still be a little pink in the centre when done. Remove to a paper towel & keep warm.
  • • Add another 2 Tbs oil & 1/3 stick of butter to the pan.
  • • Do the second batch of liver cubes just like the first.
  • • Place all of the liver cubes on a suitable platter or in a large bowel & cover with the onions. Serve hot.
  • You can gussy this up with some parsley or like that & I sometimes serve it with a side of sour cream or fresh salsa. For some reason, this always gets served with mashed potatoes at our house.
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