Chicken Livers....

Rosco · BBQ Fan Joined: 29 Jul 2005 Posts: 184 Location: NW IN

Anyone else ever try cooking chicken livers in the smoker? Ok, it's not quite smoking, more like grilling, but I put the livers in an aluminum pie plate, liquid and all, and place on one of the top two shelves in my brinkman. About 20 to 30 minutes, over a medium high fire, with some hickory or apple, and they are delicious. Just cook till firm, not shoe leather. I'll use them to make chicken livers alla caruso, and a pate that is out of this world, even use in soups and stews. Ill post the pate recipe in the appetizer section, if you're interested.
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bigabyte · Posted: Wed Aug 17 05 6:02 am Post subject:

Anybody ever smoke chitlins? Shocked

JUST KIDDING!!! Very Happy

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roxy · Posted: Wed Aug 17 05 6:06 am Post subject:

Got to love chicken livers and turkey and duck and goose... Oh yeah,

Please post your recipe for the pate if you could be so kind. Do you use smoked livers..??
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Rosco · BBQ Fan Joined: 29 Jul 2005 Posts: 184 Location: NW IN

Roxy...I posted the recipe under appetizers, yes I use smoked chicken livers. Duck is very good too. As for the chitlins........hmmmm.......nahhhh, not yet.......maybe one day......
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roxy · Posted: Fri Aug 19 05 4:41 am Post subject:

What are chitlins..?
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mding38926 · Posted: Fri Aug 19 05 4:56 am Post subject:

LOl...good someone else asked before me.
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mding38926 · Posted: Fri Aug 19 05 6:02 am Post subject:

OK.......wish I did not know that now, lol.
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bigabyte · Posted: Fri Aug 19 05 6:03 am Post subject:

LOL!

I'm just trying to picture a pile of chitlins on the smoker! Laughing

HEY WAIT A MINUTE!!! Aren't sausage casings made from the same stuff????

Shocked

EEEWWWWWWWW!!!!!!!!
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roxy · Posted: Fri Aug 19 05 7:48 am Post subject:

oh yeah, a big pile of chitlins and hog jowls with some grits and collard greens, oh my sounds like the beverly hillbillies to me. This old northern boy will stick to the Q if that alright.
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mding38926 · Posted: Fri Aug 19 05 9:47 am Post subject:

LOL...I am with you Roxy.........I live in VA now, but am a NYer at heart and we just do not eat anything like chitlins or the like.
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roxy · Posted: Fri Aug 19 05 9:56 am Post subject:

Oh I forgot the possium.

I guess us northerners just dont have any taste. Now I do like black eyed peas with smoked pork hocks, thats some good eats.
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bigabyte · Posted: Sat Aug 20 05 1:14 am Post subject:

I go to a lot of ethnic markets down here because that's where you'll find all the good deals on spices, and sometimes is the only place to go for some cuts of meat like decent sized lamb or sheep, goat, meaty beef ribs, beef shoulder and other hard to find cuts.

Anyway, I saw this CUBE of stuff at an ethnic butcher shop. It was in the pork section, and I kept wondering what the hell part of the pig is shaped like a nearly perfect cube (about 8 inches per side). It was very pale in color, and was labeled as menudo. Now, those of you up north have probably never heard of menudo (other than the boy band), and even this KC native was new to this one. So I asked the guy what it was. He said it was tripe. That at least sounded familiar. So I looked it up. Here's what I found.

http://www.answers.com/topic/tripe

Wow, toss a cube of that next to the chitlins, and you got something going on!
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mding38926 · Posted: Sat Aug 20 05 2:29 am Post subject:

oooooh wooodoggy...........that does not sound so edible to me, lol! On the other hand a little rabbit or squirrel stew doesn't sound so bad!
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roxy · Posted: Sat Aug 20 05 3:20 am Post subject:

Now Im up for eating rabbits and squirels, eaten lots of bunnies, jacks, cotton tails, snow shoe and had roasted squirels before on a hunting trip in Quebec.

I think I will pass on the tripe.
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Bryce Crane · Posted: Thu Feb 07 08 10:40 am Post subject:

I was raised on fried chicken livers. I love those little bastards!

Anyway, how bout this? Gonna smoke some...not grill but smoke...real slow on a sheet of foil and butter...little pepper. Then.................................................................................................................................................................
I'm lyin' if I aint fryin' em.

Bam!
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polock · Posted: Sat May 24 08 6:58 am Post subject:

lol better the ouch dirt moment then crunch eeeww stink bug moment... i wash every leaf separate when making a salad out of my home grown lettuce now.. a stinkbug will ruin a feller
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