In the land down under, lamb cutlets are served pub style... Here's my take on that!
For
this dish, you will need to buy ground lamb to make as many ground
cutlet patties as per dinner guest. To that, as sides, potatoes and
baked squash.Take from your pantry: sea salt, olive oil, garlic powder,
Worcestershire sauce, red pepper flakes and dried herb seasonings:
rosemary, oregano, mint and sage or thyme.
Grab a covered skillet and add 4 tbs of olive oil. When the oil is just
hot enough, lay in hand patted ground lamb cutlets, shake over the top
the listed seasoning to taste. Fry on med/high heat both sides of the
cutlet patties until browned, then reduce the heat and add a few dashes
of Worcestershire sauce over each cutlet patty. Cook until the meat if
fully cooked but yet a bit pink on the inside.
In the meantime, turn on the oven and when hot enough, bake your potatoes and squash wrapped in foil.
Serve
the lamb patties in the au jus that remains in the skillet and a short
pour of olive oil to dress them up. A snip of fresh mint or rosemary is a
lovely garnish.
*traditional cutlets use a breading but you can make without...
~ Tutti a Tavola!
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