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Loin of Mutton
Stuffed with capers, lemon, anchovy and rosemary
Recipe provided
by local chef Clive Davies of the Green Cafe.
Method
- Spread evenly on the inside of the mutton and roll. Tie with butchers
string.
- Place in roasting tray, hot oven 220 for 30min
- Add a glass of white wine and a glass of water
- Turn oven down 150 and cook for 35 - 60mins depending on how pink you
like it
- Rest for 20 min
- You should have enough juices and cooking liquid to make a simple gravy
- Serve with roast potatoes and seasonal veg
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Ingredients
- 6 anchovy fillets,
- 1 tablespoon capers,
- 2 cloves garlic,
- 2 sprigs of rosemary, zest of 1 lemon - roughly chop and combine with
a teaspoon of mustard and a squeeze lemon juice and pepper.

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Mutton Tagine
Recipe provided
by local chef Clive Davies of the Green Cafe
Method
- Season meat with salt and pepper
- Seal and colour meat in frying pan
- In separate saucepan sweat onion and garlic
- Add ginger, turmeric and sweet paprika, chopped coriander root
- Add meat
- Add saffron water, cinnamon and cloves
- Add stock to cover - when finished should not be to wet - Cover and
cook in oven(130) until meat is tender, check every half hour, you might
need to add more stock if getting to dry
- Soak dried fruit in boiling water for 30 mins
- Add fruit to tagine for final 10 mins
- If to much sauce boil until thick enough to coat meat
- Finish with seeds/almonds fresh coriander
This is a base recipe you can add your own tastes such as honey to sweeten,
chilli for heat, orange blossom water, add chickpeas, mustard and coriander
seeds to spice mix. Serve with cous cous and yoghurt
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Ingredients
- Cubed mutton - neck fillet, shoulder - Spices - ground ginger, turmeric,
sweet paprika, Cinnamon stick, 3 cloves, Saffron threads infused in boiling
water (50ml)
- Chopped onion Sliced garlic clove
- Water or chicken/lamb stock (250-500ml)
- Dried fruit - prune, apricot or fig (3 prunes per person or equivalent)
- Sesame seeds of flaked almonds
- Fresh coriander with root
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