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Chicken Livers with Bacon

Submitted by: GLSARTISTE 
Chicken liver make a nice appetizer or just something quick to eat for lunch. Hope this helps, enjoy! 

Chicken Livers with Bacon

Submitted by: CHEF TAMMY 
Home Town: Conway, South Carolina, USA
If you like the tang of mustard and the saltiness of olives you'll love these little bites. Great as a snack or party appetizer. 

Chicken Livers with Red Wine and Bacon

Submitted by: Val 
Home Town: Granville, New York, USA
Living In: Rutland, Vermont, USA
This is a family classic. If you like chicken livers, you will love this recipe as an appetizer or light supper. Serve it with crackers or crusty bread. 

Ritzy Chicken Livers

Submitted by: Lisa Collins 
Baked chicken livers in buttery cracker crumbs make a quick, tender appetizer. 

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Bacon Chicken II

Submitted by: Maureen 
Barbecued chicken with a side of bacon cooked right in. 

Chicken Liver Appetizers

Submitted by: DONNAJJ48 
Bacon-wrapped chicken livers-- popular cocktail party fair. 

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Chicken Livers Peri Peri

Submitted by: FAIRDINKUM 
Living In: Windhoek, Khomas, Namibia
Spicy and succulent, this dish features a chili and red wine vinaigrette gravy, plus a 'magic' ingredient, brandy, that really makes the meal. 

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Savory Chicken Livers with Sweet Peppers and Onions

Submitted by: IMANKAY 
Living In: Houston, Texas, USA
In this traditional Palestinian recipe, chicken livers are cooked in olive oil with bell peppers, onions and garlic and seasoned with allspice, sumac and soy. A sprinkle of lemon juice can be substituted for the sumac, a Middle Eastern seasoning with a tart, lemony taste. 

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Bacon Chicken I

Submitted by: Kim Kriss 
Add the bold taste of bacon to chicken and gravy made with cream of celery soup. 

Chicken Livers Fandango

Submitted by: FORDTRUCK 
GREAT recipe for chicken livers slow cooked in a cream sauce with a hint of white wine. I got this one from my ex-wife's recipe box. It's a hit with almost all that try it! It should be cooked in a slow-cooker, but you might try a Dutch oven. 
 
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