Prepare to drool over this one! First, sear the meat, then roast it covered in aluminum. The result is juicy and moist, also incredibly soft. Cook it together with veggies and a lot of herbs to enrich the lamb’s flavor. Then grab a fork and feast!
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A marinade is of the utmost importance when making a delicious souvlaki. Spice it generously with cumin, paprika, oregano, and thyme. All these flavors, together with lemon and olive oil get absorbed by the lamb meat. Pair this with a refreshing tzatziki. And serve it with pita. If that’s something you don’t have in your kitchen, substitute with a tortilla.
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How well can you handle something decadently extra-delicious? Find out the answer with this dish. The lamb meat is savory and succulent when cooked together with juicy veggies, oregano, mustard, and vinegar in parchment paper. Add mozzarella to it and there is your cheesy, filling, and incredibly tasty meal.
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How about some tender and juicy lamb ribs? Coat them with coriander and fennel and sear the meat a little before bake it with tomatoes, red bell peppers, and potatoes. Complement the spiced lamb tang with refreshing parsley and lemon.
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These lamb breast rolls have a flavored spicy aroma thanks to the beautiful marinade in which they are heavily coated. So, combine soy sauce, garlic, rosemary and chili flakes for making the marinade, leave the meat to rest a bit in it and then throw it on the grill.
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Say hello to an extremely easy to make Greek traditional dish. Flavor this lamb mince confidently with allspice, ginger, oregano, cumin, and paprika. Remember, souvlaki works wonders when teamed up with some refreshing tzatziki.
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A richly flavored, stuffed roasted duck is well-suited for festive meals and can be even a substitute for turkey. Fill the duck with onion and celery stalks and cover it with a spiced mayonnaise mixture to tastefully complement the roasted duck’s juicy meat.
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Super-tender duck meat and smooth sweet potato mash are a great combo for special occasions. The latter’s mild sweetness and the juicy duck cooked with ham and flavored with herbs and lemon zest would be better described as marvelous.
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When you want a hearty meal, lamb is always a winning bet. First, cook it on its own in a skillet, then gradually add and cook onion, carrot, and bell pepper. Take care to season it with chili and peppercorn, because lamb asks for it and you may want to drop a bay leaf in there, too.
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The French duck leg confit is all about cooking the meat in its own fat. Spice up the meat heavily, so bring in cinnamon, star anise, and nutmeg. It is also good to increase the sour factor, by adding white wine vinegar to the duck while cooking it in the oven. After this step, roast your duck to perfection and serve it with a butternut squash puree.
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We think you should cook this potato-based stew with hot and flavored chopped lamb breast. Alongside the potatoes, add carrots and a good helping of beef stock. This one will be a subtle change of the lamb flavor you know. Then add some white wine which will also help with toning down the heaviness of lamb.
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It’s always a great idea to season and flavor lamb meat. This is why we seasoned this roll with a mixture of oregano, thyme, mint, and rosemary. This is also why we pan-cooked the meat roll in a shallot-red wine mixture and garnished it with a spicy asparagus salad.
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