The crunchy texture of iceberg lettuce, along with the sweetness of the pear and the piquancy of the "drunk" cherry, are very interestingly combined with the delicate liver of the bird. A great dinner would be such a salad with dried baguette slices and a glass of dry red wine. An excellent substitute for chicken liver will be turkey, which is not inferior in usefulness to chicken. Cherries can be replaced with fresh raspberries. It does not need to be soaked in cognac, it is enough to warm it up for 1 minute with the liver at the end of cooking
Pour cognac over cherries (pre-thaw frozen cherries and drain water), add 1 tsp. Sahara
Clean the liver from films, fry for 1 minute on each side in butter. Salt, pepper. Cover the pan with foil and put in a warm place (the liver should not cool down)
Cut the pear in half, remove the seed nest and cut into thin slices
Immediately drizzle half a lemon over the sliced pear to keep the flesh from browning.
Lettuce leaves wash, dry, tear into small pieces
Finely chop dill and parsley without stalks
Put lettuce leaves on a plate, warm (not hot!) Liver on them
Top - a pear, then another layer of the liver. Drizzle with the oil in which the liver was fried.
Sprinkle the salad with herbs
Lay cherries on top. Serve while the liver is hot