Liver Steak Recipe
Liver Steak is marinated fried liver in soy sauce, lemon, and onion sauce. The method of cooking this dish is similar to that of Bistek tagalog.
Some of us do not want to eat liver because of its gamy taste (that includes me when I was younger). I guess that the gamy taste that I experienced during my first try haunts me every time I see a liver dish. It was just only a few years ago that I learned to enjoy eating this because I learned some method that could reduce the unpleasant taste (just reduce, not eliminate). I also forced myself to eat liver for health reasons.
This recipe could reduce the gamy taste that would help you enjoy the dish better.
Try this delicious Liver Steak recipe.
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Liver Steak is marinated fried liver in soy sauce, lemon, and onion sauce. The method of cooking this dish is similar to that of Bistek tagalog.
Some of us do not want to eat liver because of its gamy taste (that includes me when I was younger). I guess that the gamy taste that I experienced during my first try haunts me every time I see a liver dish. It was just only a few years ago that I learned to enjoy eating this because I learned some method that could reduce the unpleasant taste (just reduce, not eliminate). I also forced myself to eat liver for health reasons.
This recipe could reduce the gamey taste to help you enjoy the dish better.
Try this delicious Liver Steak recipe. Let me know what you think.
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Liver Steak Recipe
Ingredients
- 1 lb Liver pig's or cow's liver are best
- 2 medium sized onions sliced thinly crosswise
- 1 piece lemon or 3-4 pieces calamansi
- 4 tbsp soy sauce
- 3 tbsp garlic. minced optional
- 1 tsp salt
- 1/2 tsp pepper
- 4 tbsp cooking oil
Instructions
- Marinate the liver in lemon juice, soy sauce, salt, and ground black pepper for a minimum of 1 hour
- Pour the cooking oil in a pan and apply heat
- Put-in the garlic and fry until color turns golden brown. Set aside.
- On the same pan with the remaining cooking oil, fry the both sides of the liver (do not overcook ) then set aside.
- Put the onions in the pan where the liver was fried and cook until texture becomes soft
- Add the marinade and simmer for 5 to 7 minutes or until sauce becomes thick
- Pour the sauce with onions over the fried liver and garnish with fried garlic
- Serve hot. Share and enjoy!
jocelyn quetoriano says
GONNA TRY THIS SOON LOOKS YUMMY..FRM.SINGAPORE
Ant Winder says
Really delicious recipe. Thanks. Why no stars after nine years? I’ll try to give it somr.
May82 says
I’ll gonna try this now. ..
bheng says
i’m not good cooking. but because of this website I’m really a really learn a lot…thanks you so much..
carol says
thanks pls mag share kpa ng mrami pra mrmi pa akong m22nan
Panlasang Pinoy says
Since you asked, I’m experimenting it right now. Will post it after a successful try Manang 🙂
MrsLavendula says
this is one of my favorite dish that my mom used to cook for us as kids!
Cecilia MQ says
yum my favorite.. too bad I can’t have this right now. cholesterol acting up. next time…thanks for sharing
Manang says
oh, and I like pork the best! beef is too gamey for me…
Manang says
liver (pork, chicken and beef) is one I have too much access to, especially around September here, slaughtering season. I just reject them after years of trying to make use of them…I am the only one who really would eat them (and they are not my favorite anyway). So now I just get some, and my in-laws just cook the rest to feed to chicken layers (we also have chickens for eating).
Now if only I can make them into sarsa ng lechon and process them, maybe I will keep them. But I do not know how to process them. I can try by using a pressure canner. Do you have a tested recipe for sarsa ng lechon using livers?