This quick and easy meal for two is ready in 30 minutes or less, and very tasty. Start by frying your fat pork in cubes until its got a light brown colour, then add your onions and let them fry for 5 to 10 minutes. Then add in your chicken liver to continue frying to bring your meal together. This was a meal that I’m sure was cooked by many of our parents and grandparents over the years, some would use beef liver and some pork liver or whatever was available in hard times.
Everyone owned hard bread because of its multi uses, fish & brewis, moose & brewis and fish cakes. Some would eat hard bread only with butter and salt and pepper. These are a few links to those meals if you like to have access to them.
Traditional Newfoundland Fish & Brewis
Traditional Newfoundland Moose & Brewis
Traditional Newfoundland Fish Cakes
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Please continue on to the recipe for Traditional Newfoundland Chicken Liver, Onions and Brewis. 🙂
If you enjoy eating liver, you will love this recipe and it is so quick and easy to make.
Some times it is hard to know what to cook for supper and most times you only need something quick and easy to make, but when you can get quick and easy and tasty the same time its a win, win.
Whats so lovely about this recipe you have everything all in one meal, protein, vegetable, and carbs.
So many ways to make this delicious meal and I’m sure there have been many people all over the world making it their way, in Newfoundland we have been all about the fat pork frying first and then adding in the onion and liver. Then having some carbs with it like hard bread call brewis, and adding it with the chicken liver and onions.
Homemade hard bread is so easy to make and for those of you that don’t have access to this traditional hard bread you can make your own, it may not be totally like the store bought one but pretty close. I will share a link to my hard bread. Traditional Newfoundland Homemade Hard Bread
When making these knobs of hard bread you much bake them for 60 minutes or longer on 400º of heat, they need to come out a golden brown or darker and hard as a rock. 🙂 Thank you so much for visiting my website today, please leave me a message before you go letting me know what you think about these recipes. Plus watch the videos they give you a play by play of how to make each meal or dessert on my site. From my kitchen to yours have a lovely day.
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