Soaking duck livers, or foie gras, in milk (some use port, or even water) is said to remove the blood from inside. Equally as important, though, is to devein the liver as the veins contain the majority of the blood and will impact negatively on the flavor. Some chefs or gourmet factories actually change the milk a number of times during the night for best results.
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Soaking chicken liver in milk before making pate is said to remove the impurities as well as the bitterness. Soaking them also is believed to make them easier to work with.
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Soak liver in milk for about 30 minutes before cooking to help reduce its strong flavor.
Yes, you can soak duck in buttermilk. This method helps tenderize the meat and can enhance its flavor by infusing it with the buttermilk's tanginess. Soaking for several hours or overnight in the refrigerator is recommended for the best results. After soaking, be sure to pat the duck dry before cooking to achieve a crispy skin.
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33.3 hours exactly make sure you cook it in boiling milk
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They float until they soak up allot if milk. Then they sink and become soggy.
Soak beef liver in milk for about 30 minutes before cooking to help reduce its strong flavor and make it more tender.