mile end chopped liver

Author of this recipe: Edwardo Fason

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Alright, I need to create an SEO-optimized description for a mile-end chopped liver recipe that's under 150 characters. Let me break this down.

First, what is "miles end"? It refers to the end cut of beef, which is lean, so it's great for this dish. Chopped liver means I'll be using slices of the beef in strips or bite-sized pieces. I should highlight that it's tender and flavorful.

Next, I need relevant keywords: maybe "tender", "flavorful", "lean beef", "miles end", "chopped liver". These are all important for SEO because they attract the right audience.

I want to make sure the description is concise but informative. Maybe start with something catchy like "Tender and flavorful..." to grab attention. Then mention the cuts of beef, so people know what's in it. End with a call to action or an enticing detail about how it tastes.

Putting it together: "Tender & flavorful dish made from lean miles end beef, perfect for chopped liver recipes! Enjoy the rich taste with our expertly crafted recipe." That should cover all bases and hit the character limit.
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Ingredients

• <think>
• Okay, so I need to figure out how to list all the ingredients for a mile end chopped liver using SEO-friendly bullet points with relevant keywords. First, I should understand what mile end chopped liver is—it's a stew where liver is cooked until it's soft and then served with some sides like carrots and onions.
• Alright, starting with the main components: the primary ingredient is the liver itself, obviously. Then there are seasonings—basil or parsley for freshness, paprika for color and flavor, garlic and onion for flavor, maybe a bit of salt and pepper to taste.
• I should also consider optional add-ins like tomatoes or tomatoes paste if someone wants it more hearty, some yogurt or cheese for creaminess, and herbs like dill. Don't forget the method—boiling or steaming might be options depending on the cut of liver used.
• For SEO, I need to include relevant keywords naturally in the bullet points. Keywords might include "seasonings," "herbs," "optional ingredients," "cooking methods."
• I also want to make sure each point is concise and informative. Maybe group similar items together so it's easy to read. Let me structure them:
• 1. Liver (primary ingredient)
• 2. Seasonings like paprika, salt, pepper, garlic powder, onion powder
• 3. Herbs such as parsley or dill
• 4. Optional add-ins: tomatoes, yogurt, cheese, tomato paste
• 5. Cooking methods: boiling or steaming
• That should cover it without being too cluttered. I'll make sure the keywords are included in each relevant point and keep the language clear and SEO-friendly.
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• - **Primary Ingredient**: Liver
• - **Seasonings**: Paprika (for color), Salt, Pepper, Garlic Powder, Onion Powder
• - **Herbs**: Fresh Parsley or Dill
• - **Optional Add-ins**: Tomatoes, Yogurt, Cheese, Tomato Paste (for a richer taste)
• - **Cooking Methods**: Boiling or Steaming
• This list is structured for clarity and includes relevant keywords naturally integrated into each category.

Steps

1. <think>
2. Okay, I need to figure out how to make a mile end chopped liver based on the user's request. First, they want me to create detailed steps with at least 500 characters. They also mentioned using SEO-friendly formatting and including relevant keywords for better readability.
4. So, starting off, I should probably structure this like a recipe but in written form. The title is "Mile End Chopped Liver Recipe: Step-by-Step Guide." That seems clear andSEO-friendly because it includes the dish name and the action word 'Recipe.'
6. Next, I need to outline the ingredients and instructions clearly. Maybe bullet points would help with readability. But since it's a thought process, I should visualize how each step flows.
8. I'll start by listing all the ingredients needed: chicken liver, butter, flour, eggs, etc. Then move on to the steps of preprocessing the liver, making the sauce, searing the livers, sautéing them, boiling, adding flavors, garnishing, and serving.
10. Including keywords like "mile end chopped liver," "recipe," "chopped liver recipe," makes sense here. I should also think about variations so users can understand that there are different ways to prepare it.
12. Wait, maybe adding some optional steps could be useful for flexibility. Like using red wine instead of broth or sautéing longer if someone prefers a creamier texture.
14. I need to ensure the language is engaging and informative without being too technical. Each step should have clear instructions so readers can follow along easily.
16. Also, I should check that each section has relevant keywords naturally integrated without overstuffing. SEO isn't just about keywords; it's also about readability and user engagement.
18. Finally, I'll wrap it up with some tips for serving the dish, maybe how to store it or present it nicely. That adds value beyond just the recipe.
19. </think>
21. **Mile End Chopped Liver Recipe: Step-by-Step Guide**
23. Prepare this luxurious and flavorful dish, the "Mile End Chopped Liver," by following these detailed steps. This recipe combines tender livermeets rich buttery sauce for a dish that's both savory and elegant.
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27. ### **Ingredients**
28. - 2 cups (1 lb) chicken liver, trimmed of any membrane or grime
29. - 3 tablespoons unsalted butter, melted
30. - 2 tablespoons all-purpose flour
31. - 1 teaspoon salt
32. - 1 teaspoon black pepper
33. - 1 tablespoon milk or cream substitute
34. - 4 large eggs
35. - 1 tablespoon red wine (optional)
36. - Salt and fresh herbs to taste
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40. ### **Instructions**
42. 1. **Preprocess the Liver**:
43. - Pat the liver dry with a clean kitchen towel.
44. - Heat 1 tablespoon of butter in a medium saucepan over medium heat. Add the chopped liver, tossing gently until it cooks slightly (about 30 seconds).
45. - Season the liver generously with salt and pepper.
47. 2. **Make the Sauce**:
48. - In a small bowl, whisk together melted butter, flour, milk/cream substitute, eggs, red wine (if using), salt, and pepper to create a creamy sauce.
49. - Pour the sauce over the heated liver.
51. 3. **Sear the Liver**:
52. - Sprinkle the seasoned liver with salt and pepper on both sides. Sear in a dry skillet over medium-high heat for 2-3 minutes per side until golden brown.
53. - Flip, cover the pan, and cook until the internal temperature reaches 145°F (63°C), about 8-10 minutes.
55. 4. **Sauté the Liver**:
56. - In a large pot or sauté pan over medium heat, add the remaining 2 tablespoons of butter.
57. - Add chopped onions and garlic, cooking until soft for 3-4 minutes.
58. - Stir in the sauced liver, making sure it’s well coated.
60. 5. **Boil the Liver**:
61. - Pour water to cover the liver by 2 inches. Bring to a boil on medium-high heat.
62. - Simmer, uncovered, for 10-12 minutes or until the liver is tender and cooked through.
64. 6. **Add Flavor**:
65. - Stir in chopped parsley or other fresh herbs for garnish (optional).
67. 7. **Garnish and Serve**:
68. - Sprinkle with chopped parsley or green onions before serving.
69. - Serve hot, optionally with crusty bread or garnished with a squeeze of lemon juice.
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73. ### **Tips**
74. - For an extra luxurious texture, sauté the liver for 5 minutes longer to achieve a creamier texture.
75. - Use red wine for a smoky flavor in the sauce.
76. - If desired, replace milk with cream substitute for a richer taste.
78. Enjoy your Mile End Chopped Liver—a dish that’s sure to impress!

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