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DEBBIE… STEADY… COOK!

January 25th, 2012 Martin Walker Features, News 2 comments 0

Aycliffe Today’s resident chef Debbie Elizabeth serves up a weekly mouthwatering suggestion specially for our readers.

This week…

Slow roasted lamb shoulders with lemon and potatoes!

Ingredients..
1 1/2 kg shoulders of lamb (cut into 4 with the bone left in) 10 cloves garlic (skin on)
11/2 kg potatoes (waxy, such as desiree) 1tbsp dry oregano
2 tbsp marjoram leaves (fresh)
2tbsp sage leaves (fresh)
2 lemons
3 bay leaves
5 tbsps extra virgin oil
Salt and pepper to taste

Recipe…
This dish needs a little time, but very little effort, the meat gets meltingly tender and all the flavours combine wonderfully together.
Serves 4

Step 1
Get your butcher to cut the shoulder of lamb into 4 large chunks through th bone.

Step 2
Peel and cut the potatoes into 6cm chunks.

Step 3
Place meat, potatoes and garlic in a large ovenproof casserole dish.

Step 4
Sprinkle with all the herbs; pour in the extra virgin olive oil, lemon juice and 100ml cold water.

Step 5
Season with plenty of salt and pepper and mix well together .try to nestle the meat down among the potatoes.

Step 6
Cover the casserole wish with foil and a well fitting lid Step 7 Bake in middle of pre heated oven at 190 oC for3 hours until meat is falling off the bone. (check after 2 hours it doesn’t need a little more water.

Step 8
Once ready let it rest for 10 mins out of the oven with the lid off and serve with fresh salad or vegetables of your choice.

Enjoy…

 

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2 Comments

  1. Tony Norton
    January 27, 2012 at 5:48 pm

    Dear Debbie looks like the slow roast lamb is next on my list of things to try. But I have one question.
    As I go to the gym alot and like nothing more than a pound of liver on my return ,can you make any suggestions on how to cook and what with?
    My favourite is liver with a large pork sausage !

    Thanks

  2. Debbie Elizabeth
    January 28, 2012 at 7:52 pm

    You will be pleased to see this weeks recipe, look out for it!

    Regards Debbie

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