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Roast lamb leftovers
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Got loads of cooked roast leg of lamb left from yesterday....what shall i cook with it for my good lady wife and myself tonight.
Don't really want to do a curry although i could freeze until i'm ready for a curry.
Any suggestions ???
Don't really want to do a curry although i could freeze until i'm ready for a curry.
Any suggestions ???
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.It would be lovely cold with some chunky homemade chips, egg and mustard.
You could flavour it with rosemary and put it with a wholegrain mustard mash and red wine gravy and seasonal green veg but if you had a roast yesterday may be a bit too similar.
You could make it into a pie or casserole/hotpot. Maybe even use it in a ramen style soup with noodles and oriental greens.
Or Saag Gosht, lamb in a spinach sauce, a gorgeous indian dish which you could serve with rice and maybe a lovely fine chopped indian salad.
You could flavour it with rosemary and put it with a wholegrain mustard mash and red wine gravy and seasonal green veg but if you had a roast yesterday may be a bit too similar.
You could make it into a pie or casserole/hotpot. Maybe even use it in a ramen style soup with noodles and oriental greens.
Or Saag Gosht, lamb in a spinach sauce, a gorgeous indian dish which you could serve with rice and maybe a lovely fine chopped indian salad.
Crispy Lamb Salad is lovely. Cube up the cooked lamb (you can freeze it in a bag at this stage to save for another day.) Make a mix of 1 tablesp butter, 1 tablesp honey, 1 teasp mint sauce and put in microwave until melted together. Get a flat baking tray or tin and lightly oil it, then toss in cubed lamb and evenly coat with the melted mixture. Bake in a very hot oven for around 3 - 5 minutes until lamb is crispy and red hot. Serve on a bed of mixed leaves and drissle herby oil over if desired. (you can leave out the mint sauce if you prefer.) LOVELY
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