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Lesson Fifth. Liver And Bacon |
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This section is from the book "Lessons In Cookery", by Thomas K. Chambers. Also available from Amazon: Lessons In Cookery.
Ingredients. - Two pounds of sheep's liver. One pound of bacon. One dessertspoonful of flour. One small onion.
Time required, about half an hour.
To Cook Liver and Bacon:
1. Take one pound of bacon, put it on a board, and cut it in thin slices.
2. Cut the rind off each slice of bacon.
3. Put these slices of bacon into a frying-pan.
4. Put the frying-pan on the fire, to fry the bacon; it will take about ten minutes.
N. B. - If the bacon is not very fat, put a small piece of dripping in the frying-pan with it.
5. Turn it when one side is fried.
6. Now take a sheep's liver (it will weigh about two pounds), put it on a board, and cut it in slices.
7. Put about two tablespoonfuls of flour on a plate.
8. Dip the slices of liver into the flour, and flour them well on both sides.
9. When the bacon is fried, take it out of the frying-pan and put it on a warm dish.
10. Stand the dish near the fire, to keep warm.
11. Put the slices of liver in the frying-pan, a few at a time, as they must not be on the top of each other.
N. B. - If the flavor of onion is liked, a small onion, peeled and cut in slices, might be fried with the liver.
12. The liver will take about a quarter of an hour to fry.
13. Watch it occasionally, and turn it once.
14. To see when the liver is sufficiently cooked, cut a slice; the inside should be of a brownish color.
15. When the liver is all cooked, place it on the dish with the bacon.
16. Put a dessertspoonful of flour in a cup, and mix it into a smooth paste with nearly a gill of water.
17. Pour the flour and water into the frying-pan, and stir it until it boils and thickens.
18. Pour this sauce over the liver and bacon.
 
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