Lamb Shank Recipe Red Currant Jelly at Leo Gilruth blog

Lamb Shank Recipe Red Currant Jelly. Stir in the redcurrant jelly until melted. We’re cooking them with stock, red wine and redcurrant jelly for a fantastic rich sauce. Divide the lamb shanks between 4 serving plates, spoon over the red wine sauce and serve with creamy champ and roasted cherry tomatoes. Bring the sauce to the boil, reduce the temperature and simmer for a few minutes until thickened, finally add the chopped parsley and redcurrant jelly. Redcurrant jelly glazed roast lamb serves 6 generously. Add the lamb, potatoes (500g kipfler potatoes, washed, halved lengthways), red currant jelly (180g jar red currant jelly), mustard (1 tbsp wholegrain mustard), rosemary (1/4 cup rosemary sprigs), wine (1 cup (250ml) dry red wine) and stock (4 cups (1l) massel beef stock). The slow cooking makes the lamb shank beautifully tender and the port and redcurrant jus adds a lovely fruity richness to. Serve the lamb shanks and reserved vegetables (from the cooking liquid) with mashed potatoes, seasonal vegetables and the gravy.

Lamb Shank Recipe Base at Nancy Campbell blog
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Bring the sauce to the boil, reduce the temperature and simmer for a few minutes until thickened, finally add the chopped parsley and redcurrant jelly. Redcurrant jelly glazed roast lamb serves 6 generously. Stir in the redcurrant jelly until melted. Divide the lamb shanks between 4 serving plates, spoon over the red wine sauce and serve with creamy champ and roasted cherry tomatoes. We’re cooking them with stock, red wine and redcurrant jelly for a fantastic rich sauce. Add the lamb, potatoes (500g kipfler potatoes, washed, halved lengthways), red currant jelly (180g jar red currant jelly), mustard (1 tbsp wholegrain mustard), rosemary (1/4 cup rosemary sprigs), wine (1 cup (250ml) dry red wine) and stock (4 cups (1l) massel beef stock). Serve the lamb shanks and reserved vegetables (from the cooking liquid) with mashed potatoes, seasonal vegetables and the gravy. The slow cooking makes the lamb shank beautifully tender and the port and redcurrant jus adds a lovely fruity richness to.

Lamb Shank Recipe Base at Nancy Campbell blog

Lamb Shank Recipe Red Currant Jelly Redcurrant jelly glazed roast lamb serves 6 generously. Divide the lamb shanks between 4 serving plates, spoon over the red wine sauce and serve with creamy champ and roasted cherry tomatoes. Add the lamb, potatoes (500g kipfler potatoes, washed, halved lengthways), red currant jelly (180g jar red currant jelly), mustard (1 tbsp wholegrain mustard), rosemary (1/4 cup rosemary sprigs), wine (1 cup (250ml) dry red wine) and stock (4 cups (1l) massel beef stock). The slow cooking makes the lamb shank beautifully tender and the port and redcurrant jus adds a lovely fruity richness to. Redcurrant jelly glazed roast lamb serves 6 generously. Stir in the redcurrant jelly until melted. Bring the sauce to the boil, reduce the temperature and simmer for a few minutes until thickened, finally add the chopped parsley and redcurrant jelly. Serve the lamb shanks and reserved vegetables (from the cooking liquid) with mashed potatoes, seasonal vegetables and the gravy. We’re cooking them with stock, red wine and redcurrant jelly for a fantastic rich sauce.

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