One thing I notice (about myself anyway) is that despite the mouthwatering pictures and recipes in magazines, and all the useful information about how easy / difficult to prepare and also nutritional information, I still rarely cook from recipes in magazines.
As it was a sunny Sunday, and to date I have excluded Sunday meals (as I tend to have some sort of a roast dinner) I thought this recipe looked perfect:
- new recipe
- suitable for a Sunday dinner
- Seasonal (i.e. I had the mint growing in the garden)
This recipe included marinated the leg of lamb and also making a mint sauce.
I love lamb. I usually make some sort of North African type tagine with any left-overs.
I especially love "chef's prerogative", i.e. eating scraps of particularly tasty looking bits of meat (for a taste test of course)!
The potatoes, carrots and broccoli were from the allotment, so cheap 'n' tasty. Think I miss gravy. I can have gravy all year round, whatever the weather!!
The mint sauce looks messy and was quite vinegary.
Would I make this again? No not really. I don't the mint roasts well as a coating to the lamb, even though you do "score" the meat. It is not the same as piercing the joint and stuffing garlic and rosemary into the holes. And I really miss gravy! But it was a new recipe and it did make a change!
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