Sorry, I’ve only had the “liver and onions” recipe. Strange thing, in the AF, the dining facility often had liver and onions as a meal, and it seemed like I was the only person who ever got it. I haven’t had it in 10 years probably, and now your OP makes me want it. Thanks!!!
American braunschweiger is made from pork liver but you may be able to adapt a recipe to use beef liver.
My favorite use for it is to leave it on the front porch for 3-5 days and use it to catch a tasty catfish.
Other acceptable use is to cut it into small pieces about the size of your thumb, bread and pan fry them. You can then use these liver nuggets as doggie treats to get the wags-per-minute well into the triple digits.
Since you’re not a big fan of liver, soak it in milk overnight. Greatly reduces the distinctive liver flavor. My preferred method after that is to slice it thin, coat in seasoned flour and pan fry it in butter. Top with a spicy tomato sauce (and caramelized onions).
Funny you should mention that…on vacation a couple weeks ago I caught 3 of the biggest catfish of my life on beef liver from Wal-Mart… that I left outside for a day.
There’s a classic Turkish beef liver recipe that I’ve always meant to try, but I’m not a huge beef liver fan. We do have some in the freezer that we really ought to use someday, though. Try it and report back!
i was going to say make liverwurst or braunschweiger since that’s the only way I can even eat the stuff …my aunt has some store-bought in the freezer and she threatens me with it all the time …