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Directions
Soma Sengupta Easter Recipes: Spicy Roast Lamb With Classic Indi,This is not your grandmothers traditional Easter lamb, which of course can be so wonderfully satisfying. But if you want to spike the lamb a bit, this is the recipe for you. The lamb, pink, juiscy and tender, is redolent of wonderfully spicy aromas. The jus is scented by the whole green chilis, but retains its essential lamby flavor. & the mint sauce provides the kick & freshness that elevates this dish from the ordinary. Enjoy, & happy Easter!,So good!
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Steps
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Place the Dry Spices in a Small Fry Pan & Toast Briefly, About 1-2 Minutes to Awaken the Flavors. Place the Toasted Spices in a Small Mixing Bowl & Add the Olive Oil, Chopped Garlic, Honey & Sea Salt. Mix Well to Form a Paste & Rub in on All Sides of the Lamb Leg. Refrigerate & Marinade Overnight. |
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the Next Day About an Hour Before Cooking, Remove Lamb from Refrigerator and Let Stand. |
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Pre-Heat Oven to 350 Degrees F. |
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Place the Lamb Leg in the Center of a Roasting Rack and Place the Rack in the Roasting Pan. Cook in Center of Oven For I Hour. Use an Instant-Read Meat Thermometer and Take the Temperature of the Thickest Part of the Leg Meat. Your Meat Thermometer Should Read About 118 Degrees F. If It Does not, Watch Carefully and Continue to Cook Until the Temp Reads Just 118 Degrees F. Remove the Lamb from the Roasting Pan to a Flat Surface to Rest. |
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For Mint Sauce: Blend All Ingredients in a Blender Until Semi-Smooth. |
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For Jus: Pour Off as Much of the Fat as You Can from the Bottom of the Roasting Pan. Put the Pan on Top of a Burner on Your Stove. Start a Low Heat Under the Pan and When the Drippings Begin to Sizzle, Pour in the Wine or Stock and Add the Fresh Chiles. Simmer, Scraping the Pan to Release Solids, For 3-4 Minutes. Remove from Heat, Taste and Adjust Seasoning. Pour Over the Leg of Lamb. |
