Creamy leftover lamb and vegetables with fresh mint, fennel, red onion, and radish.
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I cooked this lamb on the weekend.
Leftover slowly roasted lamb shoulder rollPlain flour (this is not a low carb meal)Butter (because butter makes everything better)Sliced celerySliced carrot (you know to improve your eyesight)Cream (see butter)Beef stockWorcestershire sauceRed wine (I don’t drink but I like cooking with it)Chopped fennelChopped red onionSliced radishMint leaves (because it goes with lamb)Crushed Queensland nutsCrushed peanutsGive the Tupperware™ container holding your leftover lamb a good shake to loosen it up.Open the Tupperware™ container holding your leftover lamb.Put some Queensland nuts and salted peanuts into a ziploc bag with about a teaspoon of plain (all purpose) flour.Crush the nuts with your favourite nut crusher (I use a heavy weighty stainless steel coffee tamper).Add the flour and crushed nuts to the Tupperware™ container.Close the lid on the Tupperware™ container and give it a shake to coat the lamb with a little flour.Heat up a frypan and add a little high vapour point cooking oil like Queensland nut oil.Add in the sliced celery and carrot and cook until the celery and carrot has softened a little.Add in the flour coated lamb and move around until it starts to brown a little.Add in a splash of red wine and Worcestershire sauce and stir everything while the liquid begins to thicken.Add in the beef stock and wait for a thick gravy to form.Add in a little cream and a knob of butter.Mix everything in the frypan and then turn the heat off.Transfer the contents of the frypan to a dinner plate.Add in the chopped fennel and red onion.Add in the radish.Add in some chopped mint leaves.Arrange everything to look nice for a photograph.Eat with chopsticks.If you celebrate Christmas, Merry Christmas. If you observe some other religious event, I hope your celebration is fun and enjoyable. If you observe nothing, have a good day tomorrow or any day this week.
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