Recipe at a glance
These patties mix liver with carrot, onion, egg, and flour before frying. The finished patties can be served with cut vegetables.

This liver patties recipe is very versatile. In principle, it doesn’t matter what kind of liver you are going to use, the outcome is always the same - soft and delicious patties! It is quite important, however, to select the liver pieces that contain no or very little streaks. Although the liver pieces will be ground, these streaks will not contribute to the softness of the patties, and that is something you might want to consider.
Both fresh and frozen liver will work absolutely fine, just make sure to avoid extra moisture when preparing the liver for grinding. After you wash liver make sure you drain all water, or wipe the liver with a paper towel.
The recipe calls for the most basic ingredients and spices. There’s no need to get complicated, the best things in life are the simplest! In addition to salt and pepper, you can season the liver mince with some herbs of your choice, but the patties will end up being rather delicious just like that. Simple and aromatic!
You can get 16 medium-sized patties using this recipe; feel free to double it if cooking for a bigger crowd. We hope that you give this recipe a try, and will no longer neglect liver on supermarket shelves.
How to make it
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Liver patties can be served as an appetizer with some freshly cut vegetables; it tastes even better with pasta, rice or buckwheat and different kinds of beet salad.
Chef’s tips:
• Liver patties can be stored in the fridge for up to 5 days in the airtight container.
• To achieve softer and even more tender texture of the patties, leave the liver mince mixture for up to 1 hour before frying.
Cooking tips
Chop the carrots and onion before processing the liver mixture so the vegetables distribute evenly.
Questions about this recipe
What binds the liver patties?
The ingredient list includes an egg and flour alongside the liver and vegetables.
How are the patties served?
The final step suggests serving them as an appetizer with freshly cut vegetables.











