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Tuesday, November 9, 2010

Goat Liver Fry (Mutton Liver Fry)

This is the first time I'm cooking with goat liver. This is the Kerala style liver fry preparation. Marinated liver is cooked at low heat and then shallow fried with onion and spices. Slow cooking at low heat is preferred to avoid the liver pieces from becoming rubbery. In India and some other Asian countries goat meat is also called as mutton. I learned something new here :) - a mature sheep's meat is usually called mutton while meat of young sheep (lamb) is called lamb.
Recipe Courtesy: Shn's Mishmash

8 comments:

  1. Hi,

    Wonderful looking liver fry...My hubby's favorite...:)

    Dr.Sameena@

    http://www.myeasytocookrecipes.blogspot.com

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  2. Thats a great dish! I have some goat liver and will try this.
    The liver becomes hard and rubbery due to prolonged cooking. Normally liver should not be cooked beyond 5 minutes, unless one want it to be hard...or get the fried live aroma
    With the new Keralite spice , it will be a new taste for me
    have a nice week.

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  3. Njan ethu kazhikilla, ennalum recipe kidu anu tto...

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  4. Adipoli aayitundu, drooling.

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  5. Yumm, mouthwatering liver fry..

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  6. Ushnishda, you are right abt the cooking time
    Sameena, Kairali sis, Suja, Sarah, Priya..thanks for stopping by...

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  7. WOW! Super tempting pic ketto..This is my all time fav..Nattil chennittu venom ethellam kazhichu kothi theerkkan...

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