Recipe Lamb Roast Lamb a La Mum
 

Roast Lamb a La Mum

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Ingredients

1 Leg of lamb

2 Lemons

Plain flour

3 Cloves garlic

12 Small sprigs rosemary

500 g Potatoes peeled

200 g Brown onions

100 g Unsalted butter

750 ml Beef stock

15 Mint leaves

Salt

Freshly ground black pepper

Chopped parsley for garnish

Directions

Preheat oven to maximum temperature. Trim lamb of all fat and sinew. Rub with juice of 1-1.1/2 lemons, then with flour. Season and make 12 small cuts into the lamb, 1cm deep. Peel garlic and cut into 12 long slivers. Insert one of these slivers into each cut along with a sprig of rosemary. Push in with top of knife. Set aside. Slice potatoes and onion into 1/4cm slices. Melt half the butter in a roasting tray and toss vegetables in it. Add 500ml of the stock. Put rack in roasting tray and put lamb on top. Cook in preheated oven until it reaches 75C on the meat thermometer (for medium rare). Chop mint finely and mix with juice of half of one of the lemons and rest of the butter. When lamb is ready let it rest, loosely covered, in a warm place for 10 mins. Strain pan juices carefully into pan and set vegetables aside in a warm place. Add the remaining stock to the pan, degrease and boil over a high heat until thickened. Whisk in mint butter bit by bit. Season. Slice lamb. Put vegetables on plates, top with lamb and spoon sauce over. Garnish with chopped parsley.

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