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Slow Braised Lamb With Extra Virgin Olive Oil Mash

Slow Braised Lamb With Extra Virgin Olive Oil Mash

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Cook: 120 mins
Serves: 4

Accompaniment

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Stoneleigh Vineyards Pinot Noir

Trapiche is situated in the Mendoza region of Argentina. The winery was established in 1883 and they are well known for producing quality wine at affordable prices. This is a great example of Sauvignon Blanc from the Mendoza region. Fresh aromas of grapefruit, crisp blackcurrant leaf, green pepper and grassy back notes. Buy this wine if you like: Dry whites with lively fruit and fragrant aromatics.

Description

Lean lamb slowly cooked with onions and garlic with carrots and celery to delicious tenderness with a rich gravy, served with unctuous olive oil mash and spinach

Method

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    Toss lamb chunks in seasoned flour, then shake off excess.
    Heat 2 tbsp of olive oil in a pan and fry lamb chunks all over to brown. Do this in batches. Remove from pan with a slotted spoon and transfer to a flameproof casserole.

    Add 2 tbsp more olive oil to the pan and fry onion to soften but not brown. Add to lamb. Next add carrots and celery and lightly brown. Add to lamb with garlic. Pour over stock and wine and bring to bubbling. Season with salt and freshly ground black pepper. Turn down to simmer, then cook over lowest heat for around 1 ΒΌ hours, or until lamb is tender. Sprinkle with parsley.

    Meanwhile, cook potatoes in lightly salted boiling water until soft to the point of a knife. Mash with extra virgin olive oil and egg to fabulous creaminess. Season with freshly ground black pepper. Briefly toss spinach in a pan with a little salted water to wilt. Drain.

    Serve lamb with mash and spinach on the side. Drizzle mash with more extra virgin olive oil.

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