Meaty, generously sized, delicious. Absolutely marvelous! Two in a pack, what a treat!
Moroccan lamb shanks
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Moroccan lamb shanks
2024/01/24
性別: Female
年代: Over 60
The lamb shanks I bought were perfect; so meaty and delicious.
I adapted a recipe I found on the internet.
My dinner guests had one lamb shank each, which I served with couscous.
I am SO satisfied!!! It is great!!!
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デイビッド
2024/01/24
性別: Male
A pair of big lamb shanks!
Excellent!
Pressure Cooker
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Kakoiman
2024/01/22
性別: Male
年代: 50 - 59
I cooked the two shank in a pressure cooker well seasoned and with water and red wine! I ate one right away after... I had a hard time to stop because it was so so delicious!
OMG! Tastes like what I remember from home!
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デイビッド
2023/12/29
I have not had lamb shanks for more than a decade and a half.
These lamb shanks were totally awesome!
You must try them to understand what I mean!
Delicious lamb shanks
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Curley
2023/10/21
性別: Female
These lamb shanks are great. Loads of meat on them. We’ve recently had them Moroccan style with couscous. Sometimes I just roast with garlic and rosemary. So juicy and delicious.
These were perfect and huge and absolutely delicious, they cooked up so well and were great value for money!
Great for a Sous Vide
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Zulander
2023/03/23
Ideal for a long slow cook- I sous vide for 48h, then finish on a superhot bbq. Succulent meat just falls off the bone.
Brilliant cut of meat, right size for Japanese ovens.
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Tara Fleming
2022/05/28
I stabbed little holes - 4-5 holes per shank - and stuffed slightly crushed (just enough to break the outer seal) garlic cloves into them. Rubbed them with salt, pepper, some smoked paprika and a bit of olive oil for good measure. Put a sprig of rosemary on top, a knob of butter too, wrapped them tightly in cooking paper, followed by tin foil just to be on the safe side and threw them in the oven. 130c for 3&1/2 hours.
Took them out, collected the juices just for the heck of it and roasted them for a further 20 minutes at 140c to get some texture. They literally fall of the bone. I also used the remaining bones for stock.