Chicken giblets (this time I only had stomachs or, as they are popularly called, “navels”), rinse and put in a pan with heated oil.
Season with salt, pepper, add bay leaf, pour water so that the giblets are covered with it, and simmer under a lid over low heat until the water evaporates.
In the meantime, let’s start preparing the side dish: fry the onions and carrots right in the pan (we chop everything as desired).
Cut the zucchini into cubes (I used a gadget for cutting potatoes for this) and fold the pan. We reduce the fire. Salt, pepper, stir, cover and wait a couple of minutes until the zucchini begins to release juice. After that, the fire can be made stronger.
Add spices and sour cream, stir and simmer for 10-12 minutes.
Add finely chopped herbs and garlic, passed through a press, cover with a lid and turn off.
By this time, the liquid from the frying pan has evaporated, the giblets begin to crackle – it’s time to add the tomato sauce, stir and fry this yummy for another couple of minutes. The fried chicken giblets are ready.
Now we put fried chicken giblets with a side dish on a plate, decorate with green tea and call the household to the table.
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