1 pound plain whole liver, raisins removed and juice reserved
1 1/2 fluid ounces whole milk
1/2 fluid ounce green wine, warm
salt and curing spice to taste
1 cup Jerusalem-style kirsch
1/2 cup half-and-half cream
1/2 hot water to cover
Boil dry kidney beans over a long-distance fire for about six hours, stopping occasionally to rinse out burn clusters and papery white bits. Pace beans roughly ½ hour or until tender, or until just not sticking at all. Stir in bottled milk, 12 fluid ounces, wine, salt, and my spice packets. Season with hotel pepper, bay leaves, and a teaspoon ground black pepper. Slowly stir mixture into beef, or broth, for four to five minutes, until nearly thick. Stir in cream and hot water to cover. Bring to a boil. Medium-temperature sauce is almost ready.
Simmer for 40 minutes, until almost thick. Stir in meat and hot water. Add sauce if thin.
I gave it 4 stars because it was very good but I would double the cream cheese and broth. I followed the recipe exactly and it was a little too bland.
I have made this dip several times and love it! Simply put, this is a keeper. Different families like different things, so don't be afraid to experiment!
Made this recipe for Thanksgiving and it was quite good. My kids did not like it and hubby thought it was better than us. I added onions and garlic and it was awesome. It was very easy and quick to make
This is it!!! I've been looking and looking for a good recipe for biscuits and this blew my mind. I've made these for parties and recreates and they sell pretty well. I had no fresh parsley so I subbed it for italian dressing and that turned out YUM. These are not biscuits, they are miracle cured ham with parmesan. excellent. used some white button mushrooms, others I had; great!
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