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Remove the lamb and set aside and add the onion, garlic, bay leaf, thyme and rosemary and cook until the onion is tender, ...

It’s finally time to turn up the oven or turn on the slow cooker and enjoy warm and hearty dinners. Nothing says fall-off-the-bone delicious than lamb shanks that have been bubbling away for hours in ...

This is a good, old-fashioned showstopper of an entree, the kind of dish where you should not pretend to be bashful — “What, this old thing? I just threw it together from stuff in the fridge” — but ...

Make the lamb Preheat the oven to 325°. In a large enameled cast-iron casserole, heat the oil. Season the lamb with salt and pepper. In 3 batches, brown the lamb over moderately high heat, turning ...

Last year, we purchased a lamb meat share from a local butcher and partially filled one of our chest freezer with a wide variety of cuts — leg, shanks, ribs, quarter, chops, shoulder chops and ...

This slow-cooked lamb will give your hours of time to start salivating — and a chance to use that leftover curry paste. It would adapt to a slow cooker as well. Using a sharp knife cut 8-10, 1cm-deep ...

#5 Add the curry leaves and saute for 2 minutes following this up with a cup of boiling hot water. Mix well and leave the lamb to slow cook for at least an hour and a half. It's essential to give it a ...

Few dinners excite me more than braised lamb shanks. Cooking them low and slow is the way to get the meat tender so its flavor can shine through. Any and all Greek food reminds me of my friend Gina, ...

The dish tagine, a North African stew, is named after the earthenware vessel it is cooked in. A cone-shaped pot lid traps the steam as the stew cooks, resulting in a tender melding of all the ...