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Last Updated 09/03/2009 © Villa Ralfa 2009
Gay owned and run accommodation, and lodgings, bed and breakfast hotel and inn for the independent gay travel ler near Hersonissos, Crete, Greece

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[Now because you may be new to Cretan cookery I have done a small page with some tips on it, these will open in a new window when you click on this text which you can close when you have finished reading ]

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Marinated Liver with Rosemary

This is a favourite of HWMBO, but I am not allowed it because it is a bit too rich for me, although I do get the trimmings off the liver! It is a common dish found in most meze houses and you can use whatever kind of liver you want although pork is the usual liver used here on Crete. The word marinated here refers to the use if vinegar in the sauce rather than soaking something in liquid before cooking it.

Rinse the liver and cut into ‘bite-sized’ chunks roughly the same size, coat the pieces in flour seasoned with salt and pepper (and a little parsley if you wish!). Heat the olive oil in the pan and fry the liver briskly, (OK saute if you must!). Liver does not need too much cooking so after a few minutes, take a piece from the pan and cut it open to see how it is getting on, it should still be slightly pink in the middle.

Remove the liver from the pan and drain in on kitchen paper.

Strain the frying oil and give the pan a wipe round to remove the particles of cooked flour, put the oil back in the pan and heat, add the rosemary and the vinegar and cook for a couple of minutes then place the liver on the serving dish and pour the sauce over and serve.

Ingredients

500gms of liver
1 cup flour
Pepper and salt
1 cup olive oil
4 tbspns vinegar
1 tbspn rosemary

Wine vinegar is normally used here but for a much richer sauce you can use balsamic vinegar.

If you are using dried rosemary, use half the quantity as dried herbs are usually much ‘stronger’ than fresh ones!

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