Published: Dec. 21, 2019, 7:43 a.m.
Saturday tea. Slowly roasted lamb shoulder roll and fennel salad.
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Video at https://youtu.be/9lDgt8moppE
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Ingredients
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\n - Avocado
\n - Bay leaves
\n - Beef stock
\n - Butter
\n - Carrots
\n - Celery
\n - Coriander
\n - Fennel
\n - Garlic
\n - Lamb shoulder roll
\n - Lime juice
\n - Nectarine
\n - Olive oil
\n - Parsley
\n - Radish
\n - Red onion
\n - Red wine
\n - Rosemary
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Instructions
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\n - In a baking tray form a trivet with carrots, celery, bay leaves, and rosemary.
\n - Add a stock cube, some red wine, and water.
\n - Sear the rolled lamb shoulder in a hot frypan (no extra oil is necessary).
\n - Place the seared lamb on the vegetable trivet.
\n - Cover with more rosemary and some garlic.
\n - Cover the baking tray with two layers of aluminium foil and form a loose seal.
\n - Place the baking tray and the ingredients into a preheated oven set to 120 \xb0C (248 \xb0F).
\n - Slowly roast for four hours.
\n - Remove the baking tray and remove the aluminium foil.
\n - Place the baking tray and ingredients back into the oven and turn the heat up to 200 \xb0C (392 \xb0F).
\n - Cook for a further 20 minutes to make the fat crispy.
\n - While the lamb is cooking uncovered prepare the vegetables and fruit for a salad.
\n - Using a mandolin with cross blades cut fennel and red onion.
\n - Without the cross blades slice radishes.
\n - Chop coriander and parsley.
\n - Dice a nectarine and avocado.
\n - Mix some lime juice and olive oil for a dressing.
\n - Mix all the fruit and vegetables in a bowl and add the lime olive oil dressing and mix through.
\n - Remove the baking tray and lamb from the oven.
\n - Pour the juices into a frypan and reduce the juices until it is a thick syrup consistency while allowing the lamb to rest.
\n - When the lamb juices form a syrup add a knob of butter.
\n - Slice the roll of lamb shoulder and pull apart large chunks of lamb muscle.
\n - Aliquot some lamb for work lunches and place into the refrigerator.
\n - Place the remaining chunks of lamb muscle into the frypan of buttery goodness and coat the muscle meat with buttery goodness.
\n - Add the salad to a plate and then the chunks of lamb muscle.
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