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This liver cake is great-it's not that smelly!
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you'll also be like the pied piper - all the dogs will find your pocket, given half a chance Smile
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I've just made liver cake for the first time. I would live to say that Poppy loves me more today because of me but to be honest its because i stink of liver lol.

Great recipe thanks

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Cant see the recipe! Confused
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1lb (450g) Liver (preferably Lambs or chicken, not pig) (or, replace liver with a 400g tin of pilchards/tuna)
8ozs (200g) S/R Flour or plain - I use plain wholemeal,
2 Eggs
1 teasp garlic powder,
Mixed herbs (if you want)

Put liver into a blender/food processor until the mixture is smooth, pink and runny [not too rigid a requirement if you prefer to make it a bit chunky]. Add eggs, flour and garlic powder and mix into cake mixture. If it's a bit too dry add a bit of milk. I do all of this in a food processor.

Pour into greased (I use that bacofoil 'Release' shiny side down) Swiss roll type baking tin and place in the oven [150] for around 30-40 minutes. After 20 mins I take tray out and score the cake if I use plain flour.

Leave to cool and cut into bite size pieces.

It can be frozen into individual bags

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Thanks Michelle Smile
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Hi all i jst tried making liver cake for the first time. the outside is brick hard, and the inside is like a sponge inside is this normal lol. Or have i done something wrong???
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oven too high maybe?
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Is it supposed to look like a sponge??
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depends if you used self raising or plain. plain is a bit springy and about 1cm. SR looks like a cake type (air bubbles) and is taller than 1cm.
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