Slow Roast Lamb Shank - WOW !

farang31
farang31 @farang31
Lancashire, England

My Mums favourite - and the Dogs :)

Slow Roast Lamb Shank - WOW !

My Mums favourite - and the Dogs :)

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Ingredients

3:30 hours
2 servings
  1. 2Lamb Shanks
  2. 4Gloves Garlic Crushed
  3. Fresh Rosemary (can use dried but fresh better)
  4. 2 TblsOlive Oil
  5. 1 CupChicken Stock
  6. 1Large Onion Diced
  7. 1 TspBrowning (optional)
  8. 1 TblsCorn Flour

Cooking Instructions

3:30 hours
  1. 1

    Rub the Lamb all over with the Garlic and put them on top of the Rosemary in a dish and Cover with Clingfilm - put in the Fridge for at least an hour or over night.

  2. 2

    PreHeat the oven to 240 degrees C and put the lamb shanks in a roasting try then pour over the Olive Oil. Put in the Oven for 20 mins so that they are nice and brown.

  3. 3

    Carefully remove try from the oven and lower the heat to 170 C. After slightly cooled so can touch the try, Tightly cover the Baking try with Alu Foil as tight as possible. Put back into the oven for 2:30 hours DO NOT TOUCH OR LOOK inside.

  4. 4

    Remove the try from the Oven and uncover - careful of the steam inside. Then baste the Shanks with the oil and juice in the bottom of the Tray. Pour the juices into a pan and turn the Over to 220c and put the lamb uncovered back in for 20 mins.

  5. 5

    In the pan with the Juices add the onion and cook for 5 mins until soft then add the chicken stock, browning and mix the corn flour mixed with a little water. Boil until reduced by a third and nice and thick. Remove any rosemary in the sauce.

  6. 6

    Remove the Try from the Oven and place the Foil back on top no need to seal. Rest for 5 mins.

  7. 7

    I love to serve with Roast Carrots (you can put in the same tin) Mashed potatoes and of course the amazing Gravy Sauce.

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Well I started with Cookpad during Covid....... Guess alot of us did, Amazing Site great to share with passitionate people. I have no formal training but have eaten in some of the best fine dinning restraunts in the world and also learnt from My mum and Grandma with "a pinch of" and "about a handfull" - if we share we love. ENJOY :P
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