of the lamb by piercing it with the point of. Stuff each pocket with a. I found this recipe on the BBC Good Food website - always a first stop for me if I can't find what I want in a cookbook
This recipe makes a change from the traditional sunday lunch, its the sort of dish you can leave alone to get on with itself while you get on with not doing very much
G said “have a fun day Mummy” as he turned away without so much as a backwards glace. The recipe was sent to me by Simply Beef and Lamb as part of their Keema-Sutra (see what they did there
And as for Adana/Kofta - if you want to impress your friends by telling them which of the two they're eating, use wide metal skewers, and shape the lamb around them in one length per skewer and call them Adana kebabs (and you could get away with a little more spiciness)
The potatoes should be meltingly tender down through with a golden crunchy crust on top. just peel 'em and slice 'em (really thin, use a mandoline or your food processor) and layer them in a pan with some sliced onion, salt, pepper and thyme, and then cover with hot stock
This is an adaptation of a Gordon Ramsay recipe from the BBC Good Food site. Retrieve the potato pan from the oven and put the lamb chops on the top, with any juices from the pan
I have to admit here that I didn't know how the cumin would work but it goes SO well with the lamb. I have to say thank you to Charlotte because this inspiration came from her, and it's a simply amazing recipe and one I will be experimenting more with as the warmer months come in
Top your part-cooked bases with the sauce, followed by the lamb and pine nuts. Once the dough is noticeably smoother, throw into a bowl, cover withcling-film and pop in the fridge
Now these potatoes in the pictures are Albert Bartlett Rooster which are one of my favourite spuds as they have a great flavour and they are so versatile, and I also recommend using Rapeseed Oil, for this recipe I have used Farrington Mellow Yellow it adds a great colour to the spuds, and it is great to support a local producer, with such a good product
I think it can be pretty much served with anything – this year I served it withlamb shanks on New Years Day, other times it’s accompanied a beef wellington or a nice rich casserole
Season well with salt and pepper. Here’s my Lamb Shanks recipe extraordinaire…. As I am typing this, the log fire is burning in our sitting room and the savoury fragrance of the lamb shanks I am cooking in the Aga pervade the air
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