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Cod Liver on Toasts

Type: Appetizers
Servings: 6
Ready in: 10 min.
Calories: High
The cod liver is a great compliment to alcoholic beverage due to its high fat content.

Ingredients

Cod liver 1 can
Egg 3 pieces
Green onions 1 bunch
Lemon 1 pieces
Bread 1 to taste

 

Stages of cooking

1
Pour off the oil from canned cod liver; mash the liver with a fork.
2
Boil eggs hard; mash the peeled eggs with a fork.
3
Chop the onion. Combine all the ingredients.
4
Add the lemon juice to the paste, stir. Spread the paste over toast or fried bread. Dress with lemon slices.

 

 

 

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