Talk:Chopped liver

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most people i know dont adds hard-boiled eggs to the recipe, where did that come from? 80.178.90.90 20:59, 7 June 2007 (UTC)

[edit] Chop and grind

It is stated in the main article that one grinds the liver, but to 'chop' it in the traditional way. before the days of the food processor, or even the grinder, chopped liver, or gehakte leber, was made using a one-handed chopping blade called a hackmesser.