this dish is really nice on a win
Ingredients
4 large | Lamb shanks (Main) |
2 medium | Carrots, finely diced |
2 medium | Onions, finely diced |
4 cloves | Garlic, chopped |
1 Tbsp | Fresh thyme, chopped |
1 Tbsp | Fresh rosemary, chopped |
1 Tbsp | Fresh mint, chopped |
1 tsp | Salt & freshly ground pepper |
1 Ltr | Red wine |
1 Ltr | Beef stock |
1 tsp | Ground nutmeg |
1 tsp | Sweet paprika |
2 Tbsp | Red lentils |
1 can | Whole peeled tomatoes |
2 Tbsp | Extra virgin olive oil |
1 tsp | Ground cinnamon |
kumara/potato mash
2 large | Kumara, diced |
4 large | Potatoes, diced |
1 tsp | Salt & freshly ground pepper |
1 Tbsp | Fresh mint, chopped |
2 Tbsp | Cream |
2 Tbsp | Butter |
1 pinch | Ground nutmeg |
Directions
- pre-heat oven to 180"c, place a skillet on to heat, add the olive oil & shanks, brown thoroughly on each side, place the shanks into a roasting dish,return pan back to the heat add the garlic,prepared vegetables, fresh herbs & saute until golden, add the red wine beef stock, nutmeg,cinnamon,paprika, whole peeled tomatoes & mix through, bring to the boil, add the red lentils, stir then add to the shanks, cover with tin foil & place in pre-heated oven 180"c & cook for 2 1/2 hours, remove from the oven, place the shanks onto a platter cover, remove any excess oil , pour the sauce into a pot bring to a simmer add more wine for correct consistency
- place the kumara & potatoes into a pot fill with water & place on to a medium heat to boil, once soft strain, add the remainder of ingredients & mash
- to serve place a portion of the kumara potato mash in the centre of a warmed plate,add a shank spoon over a little of the sauce garnish with fresh mint leaves & chopped parsley