By Celli
Date 15.01.15 16:29 UTC

I prefer baked
liver so it's brick hard, although I slice mine wafer thin, so it's more like
liver crisps.
I like it because it lasts longer in your pocket, I am the worlds worst for forgetting what's in my pocket, I'd quite often find a mouldy mush in the bottom of a coat pocket from forgotten
liver cake.
By Dill
Date 15.01.15 17:03 UTC
Last time I made liver cake, once it was cooked as per recipe, I cut it into tiny pieces, then spreadthem on two trays and pt them back in a cool oven (60C) until they were crispy.
Packed into tins, they lasted for ages, and of course being dry, they didn't go mouldy in my pocket :-) I also forget what I'm carrying in my pockets ;-)
I too find awful mouldy doggy treats in my pockets, livercake, sausage etc. If I leave my dog walking coat on a chair the dogs are soon to be found with noses in my pockets! I have been making livercake in my food processor but my recipe includes garlic. The dogs love it but I can't face the garlicky smell anymore, it turns my stomach. So maybe I will try the alternatives mentioned here! At the moment I am just using Schmackos broken up into tiny pieces - but they are expensive!