Put the liver in a bowl (twisted) and add a whole egg, the good marjoram (rubbed in the palm of your hand to create the whole scent), salt, pepper and breadcrumbs. Didn't have a roll, so breadcrumbs (but carefully dose they still swell. If you don't have that, I've tried it, potato flakes puree also bind the whole thing.) Finely dice the onion with the garlic and parsley in the goose lard, sauté something Let cool and add to the liver. (Hold back for hack balls)
Now mix the whole thing, leave something that the crumbs can swell. The mince balls are mixed in the same way with the ingredients and then the broth can slowly simmer. Cut off the nocks with a soup spoon (dip the spoon into cold water again and again so the liver loosens easily) I twist off the mince balls with my hands and so everything comes into the broth.
The whole thing should just simmer for a good 20 minutes. The broth is rich, with it you can serve a hearty farmer's bread or, if you like, a baguette, sprinkle with fresh parsley, done. For those days when the weather doesn't know what it wants.