Ingredients:

300 grams Organic free range chicken livers

100 grams Organic free range chicken hearts

20 – 30 dried sour cherries

1 onion

Clove of garlic

About 100 mls Chicken Stock

250 grams Butter

Method

Chop onion and garlic and add to pan with cherries and chicken stock

{preparing parfait

Simmer until the stock has mostly evaporated

Cooking parfait

It is important to reduce the stock so that the onions are thoroughly cooked and the flavour is intensified. This way, it is highly unlikely that you will need to add extra seasoning to the sieving stage

Cooked parfait seasoning

Meanwhile, get your livers and hearts ready

Dish of livers

Dish of hearts

I slice the hearts, otherwise they take longer to cook. Add them with half a block of butter to your frying pan.

Hearts in pan with butter

When the butter has melted, add the livers

Cooking livers

Contrary to government preference, lightly cook the livers so that they are still slightly pink in the middle (otherwise you end up with a grainy, pate type finish)

Transfer to the blender/food processor. Add the rest of the butter

Blending with butter

And blend

Smooth parfait in blender

Get a bowl and sit a stainless steel sieve on it, and pour in the parfait. It looks pretty yucky at this stage, but take a deep breathe in and savour the aroma

Chunky parfait

Push the mix through the sieve with the back of a wooden spoon. This leaves out the chewy tubes so you have a smooth parfait

Sieving to remove chewy pieces

And you end up with this

Smooth parfait

Look at all the lovely fat 🙂

Pour into a serving bowl and allow to set, then keep in the fridge when not consuming this nutritionally dense, super delicious parfait

Chilled parfaIt

Delicious served with fermented veg; here we have red cabbage with ginger, white cabbage with caraway seed, celeriac with cumin and celeriac and carrot. Spread on lettuce leaves, fill in the grooves in celery stalks, onto nut loaf, let your imagination inspire you!

Serve with parfait