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Spicy herby kofta platter recipe

Spicy herby kofta platter recipe Save Follow These lamb meatballs on skewers are boldly flavoured with cumin, sumac and harissa. The dipping sauce is both spicy and cooling – fresh green chilli brings the heat and creamy yogurt balances it. You’ll have some sauce left over, but it’s delicious served with all kinds of grilled meat or cooked vegetables. Prep time: 25 minutes | 2 tbsp fresh lime juice 2 tsp light or dark brown sugar ½ tsp fine sea salt For the lamb kofta 1 tbsp harissa 1 tbsp extra-virgin olive oil To serve 5g fresh mint leaves METHOD Spoon the yogurt into a shallow serving bowl. In a blender or food processor, combine the mint, chilli, lime juice, brown sugar, salt and several grinds of pepper. Pulse until very finely chopped. Spoon the mint mixture on to the yogurt; you can leave as is or stir the two together. Chill in the fridge until ready to serve.

Spiced lamb cutlets with dates, feta, sumac and tahini recipe

Spiced lamb cutlets with dates, feta, sumac and tahini recipe Save Save Succulent lamb chops with cooling yogurt and dates - perfect for a speedy midweek meal Credit: Laura Edwards Diana Henry, The Telegraph s award-winning cookery writer 20 May 2021 • 9:25am Follow I cannot resist the combination of lamb, sweet dates and nutty tahini. You need plenty of herbs, though, to cut through the sweetness here, so use loads and don’t stint on the feta cheese either. Greek yogurt and shreds of preserved lemon zest would help, too. Serve with couscous, bulgar wheat or little olive oil-roasted potatoes Prep time: 10 minutes, plus 30 minutes - 2 hours marinating |

Shortcut shepherd s pie recipe

Shortcut shepherd’s pie recipe Save Follow I use a trio of Asian flavours in my shepherd’s pie, which you might not think is a natural fit in a quintessentially British dish, but it works. Their characteristics can elevate even the most traditional British dish into an umami-fest. The miso, soy and fish sauce round out flavours without overpowering. Shepherd’s pie calls for minced lamb, but this can be swapped with beef. If you’re using beef, look out for a mince with 20 per cent fat. Remember – fat is flavour! I don’t like making mashed potato, so I use shop-bought. I know many people don’t share my disdain for mashing, in which case make your own!

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