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Let the slow-cooker do the work and you'll have dinner ready as soon as you get home in the evening.
You can cook Slow-cooked liver and sausage using 6 ingredients and 6 steps. Here is how you cook it.
Ingredients of Slow-cooked liver and sausage
- You need 1 small of pack of pigs liver.
- It's 8 of pork sausages.
- It's 1 tbsp of flour.
- Prepare 1 liter of beef stock.
- It's 1 large of onion - sliced.
- Prepare 6 medium of mushrooms - sliced.
What could be simpler than that? This is an ideal recipe for the slow cooker, where gentle, prolonged cooking turns tough beef into tender bites. Combine crushed tomatoes, oregano, red pepper flakes and olive oil in the bowl of a slow cooker. Stir basil into the cooked sausage and peppers.
Slow-cooked liver and sausage step by step
- Brown liver and sausages in a little oil and transfer to a slow cooker..
- Add flour to pan and stir with pan drippings until flour is cooked out - do not allow to burn..
- Add beef stock and bring to a boil..
- Pour gravy over sausages and liver and cook on high for 2 hours..
- Add onions and mushrooms and continue cooking on low for 3 hours stirring occasionally..
- If a thicker gravy is required thicken with cornflour mixed with a little water..
Serve warm on toasted hoagie rolls. Slow-roasting in the oven creates rich browned flavors, while ensuring that the meat stays tender. A combination of beef, lamb, and pork, along with pancetta and chicken livers, creates layers of rich, meaty flavor. Finishing with heavy cream and Parmesan emulsifies the sauce, incorporating the fat. This recipe for slow-cooked liver, bacon, and onions is pretty close to what my grandmother used to make, with the exception that I have added garlic and tomato puree, both of those things she didn't like.
