Braunschweiger Liver Sausage. Soak liver in cold running water for 1 hour, remove sinews, cut into slices and cover with water of 90°C (194°F). Poach liver 8-10 min stirring frequently. Cool liver in cold water for about 5 min and leave to drain water away. Grind previously poached liver through 2 mm plate and emulsify.
Braunschweiger is a spreadable liver sausage that gets its name from a town in Germany called Braunschweig. Scald liver in hot water for 5 min stirring frequently. Cool liver in cold water and drain. Grind the liver through 3 mm (1/8") plate and emulsify. Grind fat through 3 mm (1/8") plate and emulsify.
The recipe for braunschweiger is pretty simple- just ground meat, stuffed into casings made from the thin skins of pigs, cows, or chickens, boiled, and smoked. It isn’t a pork exclusive recipe, however. Chicken and beef livers can also be used in a braunschweiger, baked in bread pans after being stuffed into casings.
Braunschweiger is smoked after cooking, hence the "braun" in the name. They are best stuffed into beef middles as fibrous casings do not shrink with the sausage. This particular recipe is a modified version of the previous and has much better flavor and texture. The main difference is the addition of chicken liver and beef liver.