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lamb kofta with spicy tomato chutney

Lamb kofta with spicy tomato chutney

If using bamboo skewers, soak in water for at least 30 minutes to prevent them scorching during cooking, or cover the ends with foil. For a simple tzatziki sauce, combine ¾ cup low-fat yoghurt, 1 clove crushed garlic and 1 tablespoon finely chopped fresh flat-leaf parsley in a small bowl. For a simple chilli tomato […]
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rolled lamb loin with   tomato concasse

Rolled lamb loin with tomato concasse

As your butcher to bone the lamb loin for you. Slice thickly and serve with roasted vegetables and minty peas. Cold roast lamb is delicious for sandwiches the next day, if there is any leftover.
Photographer: Stuart Scott Stylist: Kate Brown

Scotch broth

Scotch broth is one of those classic, thrifty recipes designed to help you feed a growing family nourishing food on a tiny budget.
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Thai lamb, eggplant and coriander

Light, healthy and fragrant, this Thai lamb, eggplant and coriander curry is succulent and spicy. Eggplant is brilliant in curry, its tender flesh absorbs all the flavours of the sauce.
curried lamb inyogurt sauce

Curried lamb in yoghurt sauce

If you have an electric pressure cooker you won’t need to reduce the heat to stabilise pressure, your cooker will automatically stabilise itself. Always check with the manufacturer’s instructions before using. Note
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lamb with plum glaze

Lamb with plum glaze

Sweet and sticky lamb loin cutlets with a plum glaze make a nice change from the usual. Continue the Chinese theme and serve with fried rice.
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Maple syrup-glazed lamb shanks

Maple syrup-glazed lamb shanks

Maple syrup brings its unique flavour as well as sweetness to these glazed lamb shanks. It's important to use real maple syrup for this recipe rather than a maple syrup flavoured alternative.
Garlic-roasted leg of lamb with anchovy

Garlic-roasted leg of lamb with anchovy

This recipe is designed to work in a camp oven, but you can use a conventional oven instead, if desired. Place the roasting/baking dish with oven juices on a stove to make sauce.
Harira (middle eastern soup)

Harira (middle-eastern soup)

There is plenty of this Middle Eastern soup to go around and with juicy lamb and spicy vegetables you'll certainly be needing every bit.
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Pathar Ka Gosht

Pathar ka gosht

These cassia spiced lamb cutlets cooked on stone, pathar ka gosht, are excellent as a starter or as part of a banquet meal.
Spiced lamb, couscous and spinach salad

Spiced lamb, couscous and spinach salad

A delicious and easy recipe for spiced lamb and a spinach and couscous salad. Perfect for lunch, and make plenty because you'll definitely want to fill a lunchbox with it the next day!
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Tandoori lamb cutlets with chutney

Tandoori lamb cutlets with chutney

A tandoor is a clay oven used in the north of India to cook this popular style of food, which is a “dry” curry, rather than one in a sauce. These delicious tandoori lamb cutlets come with their own little handle, perfect for dunking them in chutney and raita.
Lamb souvlaki

Lamb souvlaki

Quick and easy lamb souvlaki with pita bread makes a delicious light lunch.
Mongolian lamb

Mongolian lamb

Legend says that traditional Mongolian stir-fry was cooked on a warrior's shield. This Mongolian lamb is cooked in a rather more convenient wok, and is delicious served on a pile of steamed rice.
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Lamb and black-eye bean soup

Lamb and black-eye bean soup

Tender, succulent lamb shanks and creamy black-eye beans together make a hearty soup. Serve with crusty bread and a liberal sprinkling of freshly chopped coriander.
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Za’atar-crusted kebabs with hummus

Za’atar-crusted kebabs with hummus

Za'atar is a Middle-Eastern blend of roasted dried spices; you can make your own as shown below or you can purchase it ready-made from Middle-Eastern food stores. It adds fabulous spice to this kebabs and hummus recipe.
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Beef satay

Beef satay

Tender, marinated cubes of beef on a skewer with crunchy peanut sauce, beef satay sticks are an ever popular party dish.
Lamb cutlets with beetroot and tzatziki

Lamb cutlets with beetroot and tzatziki

Tender lamb cutlets are just fabulous with baby beetroot and a dollop tzatziki. You can boil, steam or roast the baby beets, but roasting them brings out the flavour best.
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Lamb, eggplant and prune tagine

Lamb, eggplant and prune tagine

This lamb, eggplant and prune tagine is rich, unctuous and utterly delicious. Best served on a pile of fluffy couscous with preserved lemon.
MOUSSAKA PARCELS

Moussaka parcels

The eggplant can be brushed with 1 tablespoon olive oil and cooked under the grill, if you prefer. Beef mince can be used in place of the lamb mince. Note
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moroccan-spiced apricot and pistachio

Moroccan-spiced lamb with apricot and pistachio

Substitute cashews for pistachios if you like. Also goes well with pan-fried white fish fillets; grilled beef fillets. Deglazing is the initial step in making a sauce that incorporates the browned bits sticking to the bottom of a pan in which meat has been cooked. A small amount of liquid is added to any remaining […]
spicy meatballs with tomato relish

Spicy meatballs with tomato relish

Make-ahead tips 1 month Make meatballs and relish, freeze. 24 hours Thaw meatballs and relish in refrigerator overnight. Last Reheat meatballs in 180°C (160°C fan-forced) oven and relish in saucepan, or both can be reheated separately in microwave oven. Note
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sumac lamb on pearl barley salad

Sumac lamb on pearl barley salad

Cook vegetables slowly to prevent them blackening before they have softened. Before adding lamb to the grill, increase heat to medium-high. Note
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rogan josh

Rogan josh

A Kashmiri speciality using only the most tender young lamb available from this mountainous province in north India. “This is winter comfort food for me. I like to make it on a weekend to eat through the week.” Sophia Young was a New York-trained chef before she began in the Test Kitchen in 1993. She […]
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MALAYSIAN LAMB CURRY

Malaysian lamb curry

This rich combination of spices cooked in coconut cream is classic Malaysian cooking, combining the country’s Indian and Straits-Chinese influences. This recipe uses black mustard seeds (sometimes sold as brown mustard seeds), which are more pungent than the white (or yellow) seeds used in most prepared mustards. Not suitable to freeze. Note
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spice-crusted racks with potato wedges

Spice-crusted racks with potato wedges

Kalonji, also known as nigella, are tiny, angular seeds, black on the outside and creamy within, having a sharp nutty flavour that can be enhanced by a brief toasting in a dry hot pan before use. Kalonji can be found in most Asian and Middle-Eastern food shops. Note
rogan josh

Rogan josh

Rogan josh, traditionally made with lamb, is an Indian tomato-based curry, and literally means "meat in spicy red sauce".
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lamb, potato and okra curry

Lamb, potato and okra curry

Serve with warm naan and yoghurt. Curry can be made 2 days ahead. Curry pastes vary in heat, so adjust amount to suit your taste. Okra, also known as bamia or lady fingers, is a green, ridged, oblong pod with a furry skin. Native to Africa, this vegetable is used in Indian, Middle-Eastern and southern […]
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ROGAN JOSH CHAPATIS

Rogan josh chapatis

Chapatis are available in packets of 6 from the bakery section in supermarkets. You can substitute any variety of flour tortillas, if preferred. Note
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SLOW-COOKED LAMB SHANK AND BEAN RAGU

Slow-cooked lamb shank and bean ragu

From the humble baked bean to the chickpea, legumes contain healthy components linked with protection against diseases such as cancer, diabetes and heart problems.
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LAMB BRETONNE

Lamb bretonne

A delicious French-style roast leg of lamb in a tomato stew with rosemary and white beans.
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moorish lamb cutlets with preserved lemon yoghurt

Lamb cutlets with preserved lemon yoghurt

To use preserved lemon, remove and discard the pulp, squeeze the juice from the rind, then rinse the rind well; chop the rind finely. If preferred, substitute 1 teaspoon finely grated fresh lemon rind at each stage for the preserved lemon. Note
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MONGOLIAN LAMB AND NOODLE STIR-FRY

Mongolian lamb and noodle stir-fry

Broccolini is a cross between broccoli and chinese kale; it resembles broccoli in appearance, but is milder and sweeter in taste. It has long asparagus-like stems and a long loose floret, both completely edible. Baby buk choy or gai lan work well in this stir-fry, too; use in place of the broccolini. Note
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