Sunday, September 25, 2011

Greek Isle Style Chicken Livers & Fried Eggplant

By Chloe Prichards


Biotin Benefits In Food

With the included recipe, you are guaranteed to enjoy a plate that will swoop you on a foodie adventure that isn't only flavorful, but healthy as well.

Many people are slowly becoming better aware of and worried about their well-being. We're all attempting to consume as many ingredients rich in vitamins and minerals needed within the body each day. Vitamin b7, more popularly known as biotin, is one of these vitamins we require daily to help supply us with enough energy.

This Greek style chicken liver recipe is guaranteed to not only supply you with the needed quantities of vitamin b7 and other important vitamins and minerals, but will also take your taste buds on a tantalizing journey to the Greek Isles without leaving the comfort of your kitchen.

RECIPE INGREDIENTS

1 pound of eggplant, sliced about inch in width

5 tablespoons of flour

1 tsp of salt

2 tablespoons of vegetable oil (any type of oil will do)

4 tbsp (half a stick) of butter

1 pounds of chicken liver, washed, cut

1 medium-sized onion, thinly sliced teaspoon of finely chopped basil

1 can of chicken broth, condensed 2 ripe tomatoes, peeled, cut

2 tablespoons parsley, chopped

PREPARING YOUR MEAL

Mix 3 tablespoons of flour and salt Coat the eggplant with this mixture and set on a platter

On a good-sized pan, combine oil and two tablespoons of butter and saute eggplant slices for about three minutes or up until the proper texture of the eggplant is obtained

Take a serving plates and group the pan-fried eggplant with overlapping borders

Set aside but don't allow it to cool too much

On the same large pan, add what's left of the butter and saute the onions and chicken livers until brown.

This usually takes just about 6 minutes.

Add remaining flour and sprinkle with crumbled basil

Add chicken broth and let cook further

Keep on medium heat until the mixture thickens. This should take about 1 minute

Add your tomatoes and cover

Lower heat and let it simmer for around 5 minutes

For serving, place the mixture in the center of the plated eggplants and your family is now ready to eat.




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