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Foie de Veau

Calf’s Liver

Appears in
Hows and Whys of French Cooking

By Alma Lach

Published 1974

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Calf’s liver, like kidneys, is best when sautéed or broiled. Serve it medium or rare, but never well done or it will resemble rubber. Peel the tissuelike skin from the outside of the liver, otherwise it will contract when cooked and the slices will be warped.

Liver may be served with any of the Rognon sauces, with vegetables, or crisp bacon. The garnish gives the name to the dish when there is a garnish.

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