1. Preheat the oven to 180°c/ Gas mark 4 2. Grease a baking dish with lots of butter. Mix the sliced potatoes with sliced ...

Roast for 10 minutes at 450 degrees Reduce heat to 400 degrees and cook until the thickest part of the lamb reaches 145 degrees, about 30-40 minutes. Tent with foil and let rest 20 minutes before ...

Using a sharp knife, prick the leg of lamb all over, about 20 times and about 2cm/1in deep. Cut the garlic cloves into thin strips and place one slice of garlic into each hole with a few rosemary ...

1. Wash and pat dry the leg of lamb. Then sprinkle salt on the leg of the lamb. 2. 2. Make some incision/gashes on meat. Stud these with the garlic cloves and sprigs of rosemary. 3. 3. Chop leeks, ...

It cries out for a big, dusty Rhone red wine. If you decide to buy a leg of lamb with the bone in and debone it yourself, keep any trim and bone, as this will make a really good stock for later use.

Leftover meat from roast lamb is traditionally used in shepherd's pie and the bone can be put to use in a broth. Butterflying a leg of lamb (removing the bone and opening out the meat) is a great ...

Pound the rosemary, salt and pepper with some extra virgin olive oil. 2. In a baking tray, place the lamb and give it a good rub with the rosemary mixture. Drizzle with olive oil. 3. Steep the lamb in ...

rosemary, lemon juice and olive oil. Season with salt and ground black pepper. It should resemble a thick paste. Massage the leg of lamb with the spice rub, spreading it over the skin and into the ...

Add the lamb. Reduce the heat to low and put in the bay leaves, rosemary, tomatoes, white wine and lamb stock or water. Bring slowly to the boil, cover the pan with a lid and simmer very gently ...

But lamb with rosemary and anchovies combines three “classic flavors of Provence.” When added to a slow-cooked roast, anchovies heighten the savoriness of the dish “without tasting at all ...