Friends! Friends! Friends! We all have friends, good or bad, we have them. This post is dedicated to all my friends. Some friends you get them with your family, some with your other half, some you just have. In time, you lose some and gain others, but some, stay with you in good times and bad times. They help you, give you advice and they are there for you when you need them.
THANK YOU! Thank you all!
I promised I make this recipe a few months ago. I tried it before so it goes well when I will make it for our friends. It is an easy recipe.
This is one of the recipes that all our moms know how to do it. I remember my mom making it when I was a little girl and we couldn’t get meat very often. So our parents used almost everything from chicken.
Ingredients:
- 500 g chicken hearts and gizzards
- 1 big red onion cut in small pieces
- 3 garlic cloves cut in small slices
- 1 teaspoon mustard
- Salt
- Pepper
- 3 tablespoons oil
- 1 cup chicken broth
- Fresh parsley
Directions:
Clean the hearts and the gizzards with cold water. Heat the oil in a saucepan over medium heat and then add the onion, the garlic and the mustard. Sauté for 5 minutes until the onion is translucent. Season with salt and pepper, to taste. Stir in the hearts, the gizzards and the chicken broth. Bring the cooking to a simmer and then reduce the heat to medium-low and simmer gently till the hearts and gizzards are almost cooked.
Add parsley on top and you are ready.
This is the original recipe. I served it mine with melted cedar cheese on top of it and with my special red chili jam. It was a delight!!!!
Enjoy!
Cooking Without Limits 
LOOOOVE chicken gizzards! My mom used to cook them in the crock pot once in a while. Yum!
I just tried gizzards for the first time last month, and they were pretty good. Makes me wanna try out your recipe even more.
Hi Gabi, I love you photography here. Such nice and soft colors. It fits nicely with your friends theme, because friends are also warm and friendly. You are an inspiration for me!
Thank you so much!
yum! Gizzard e pipota? 😉
Da
Gizzards and hearts are yummy though I’m not used to them in such an an ‘in your face’ dish … my mom diced them and sauteed them with onions and then added them to a rice and bread stuffing to serve with turkey, even though I just ate the stuffing (and turkey gravy) and skipped the turkey. Until later. Turkey sandwiches were great.
Great photography and a great looking dish. It’s always fantastic to see people use parts of animal which is so often sadly wasted as well!
Thank you
I’m not too keen on hearts but I do like gizzard, I’ll give this a try
Enjoy!
Wow! Stew looks terrific. I bet with that red chili jam, anything could taste awesome. Love the color. Aloha! 🙂
Thank you. So true!
That dish is perfect! Offal needs love and I really love it.
Thank you
I love hearts and gizzards, but I’ve never had them as a stew! I’ve had gizzards cooked in a pressure cooker, and then breaded and deep fried. Those are awesome!
Thank you
Not thinking I’d like gizzards but you sure make them look good!
Thank you
I make goblet gravy with the gizzards…in sure my husband would like this though!
Nice!
oh wow…I remember eating this growing up or at least my mom’s version 😀 My mom used potatoes in it sometimes as well.
Very nice recipe…love to taste it 🙂
Thank you
A great Migraine-friendly recipe. My mum would throw in the livers as well. Then we could all pick and choose the bits we wanted. Funny how universal the memory of this dish is. Bravo 💜💜💜
Thank you
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Thank you. I will
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My most favorite cuts of chicken. My mom used to stir fry it on a generous seasoning of garlic -ginger paste, cumin powder and a bit of red chili powder. I still make it sometimes.
Nice!
oooh I’ve never been one to jump at chicken hearts, but I think your recipe just made me excited about them! Saving this recipe for a winters night in!
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Thanks
Speaking of friends, I actually was introduced to gizzards and hearts as a dish by my friend in high school! Until then I just thought they were the gross and inconvenient thing you had to take out of a whole bird from the middle. They’re so good though!
Good friends!
Thanks for this recipe! It’s super important to use all of the animal, and people apparently no longer have an interest in eating innards. Will definitely try it!
You are welcome
Definitely no limits to this cooking! Creatively appealing! 😍
Thank you
Beautifully “friendly” written recipe post with great pictures!! Enjoyed it a lot!! 🙂
Thank you
I love it, it is one of my most memorable dish from my childhood :))
I’ll remember to get the most humane chicken hearts I can, so I can truly thank that being for giving it’s life for my nutrition. Thank you for the memory of not only NOT forgetting to use the whole butchered animal, but also the memory of being born into this world on chicken liver. 🙂
This looks absolutely smashing. will try this weekned.
Thank you
a little scared for many people, but not me, I like to eat food with chicken heart :).. thank for your recipe 🙂
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Thank!!
I like it! It’s really good food for Halloween :))
Thank you
I love chicken gizzards! I have never tried it like this before.
I’m sure it is wonderfully flavored.
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