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By Jeni Wright, Eric Treuille and Le Cordon Bleu

Published 1996

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Chicken livers are sold whole; other livers are generally pre-sliced but can be ordered whole. When preparing a whole liver, divide the lobes and cut off any exposed ducts or connective tissue. Cut away any blood vessels, taking care not to damage the flesh. Calf’s liver is being prepared here.
  1. Peel off the opaque outer membrane with your fingers, holding the liver down to stop the flesh tearing.

  2. Cut the liver into slices about 5 mm thick with a chef’s knife, and cut away any internal ducts.