Don't know your other medical conditions or meds you are taking. Your dr should offer you a diet suggestion.
Myself, no red meat but I have hemochromotosis.
I do best with small meals or grazing.
We cannot get the nutrition we need because our nutrition transport system is broke down. You can eat tons of carrots & broccoli & your body won't uptake the nutrients.
Try to get a balanced diet of fresh fruit & veggies, eggs or fish or poultry and you'll probably need some good grade vitamin supplements.

You already know- no alcohol or poisonous substances which can include fumes from household products. Everything you take in can damage liver so make sure any over the counter meds are cleared by your doctor.
If you are retaining fluid, you need your dr to tell you what your fluid & salt intake should be.

http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/575158_4

I would add that if you are not limited with the amount of protein that you can eat per day, I would focus on getting as much protein in as possible as people with cirrhosis have "muscle wasting" or decreased muscle mass due to decreased albumin levels.....

If a liver transplant is in your future I would concentrate on getting as healthy as possible with a healthy diet and lots of exercise.....getting in good shape while you can will see you the rough patches associated with cirrhosis and the liver transplant process itself....

Even if a liver transplant is not what you anticipate getting and staying on a well balanced diet with lots of protein and getting lots of exercise will slow down the progression of cirrhosis....livers seem to love lots of exercise.....

Take care.

Vivian