How To Cook Pork Liver

Joe Fowler
Author: Joe Fowler Time for reading: ~1 minutes Last Updated: August 08, 2022
How To Cook Pork Liver

Pork liver is a healthy and affordable food product. The liver is boiled, fried, baked, grilled. Boiled liver is used to make delicious minced meat for sausages, rolls and fillings for pies.

 
 

How long does it take to cook pork liver until tender

Pork liver is a healthy and affordable food product. The liver is boiled, fried, baked, grilled. Boiled liver is used to make delicious minced meat for sausages, rolls and fillings for pies. It can also be boiled for a delicious pate that can be given even to a child, added to snacks and salads.

Pork liver goes on sale already with cut off blood vessels, lymph nodes and gallbladder. When buying a liver, pay attention to its color: it should be uniform, not too dark, but not too light. The surface is smooth, elastic, without dried spots.

Before cooking, pork liver must be properly soaked for 2 hours, changing the water every hour. Then the liver is placed in boiling water and boiled, depending on the size of the piece, for about 40 minutes. Do not overcook the liver, as it will become hard and tasteless. Salt the liver only at the end of cooking!

Recipes with Pork Liver

Ingredients:
  • Water
  • pork liver
We will need:
  • Knife
  • Board kitchen
  • Pot

How to cook pork liver step by step instructions with photos

Step 1

 

To properly boil pork liver (500 g), you will need a knife, water, a kitchen board, a saucepan.

Step 2

 

Cut out large bile ducts from the liver.

Step 3

 

Soak the liver for 2 hours in water, periodically changing the water.

Step 4

 

Place the liver in boiling water (1 liter) and let it cook for about 40 minutes over low heat so that it is soft.

Step 5

 

Get the liver. Check doneness with a wooden skewer or fork. It shouldn't bleed. The liver is ready.

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