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Tips from professional Chef Tallyrand:

Tallyrand Food and Cooking Tips

Food tip on offal

If you like offal, liver, kidney etc but sometimes find that the taste is too overpowering and strong, soak them overnight in a little milk. This will draw the bitter taste sometimes found and make them far milder and pleasant on the palette.

You might want to also consider switching to offal from the young of animals; lamb offal has a far milder flavour than sheep, calf offal far milder flavour than from full grown cows . . . the offal from milk fed veal or bobby calves being by far the best.

Do also try duck or chicken livers, they are wonderful especially when pan-fried quickly over a fierce heat for two minutes, flambéed with brandy and a dash of cream added!

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Published 13 November 2000