roast lamb & broad bean broth
seared leftover roast lamb & broad bean broth on cabbage noodles
IngredientsMakes: 680g (1)
| 100g | chinese leaf | ||
| 100g | cone cabbage | ||
| 350g | bean shell soup | (recipe below) | |
| 5g | lamb stock cube | ||
| 85g | roast lamb | ||
| 10g | peas | ||
| 20g | broad beans | ||
| 10g | lemon vinaigrette | (recipe below) | |
| 2g | mint | ||
| 0.5g | chives |
Method
| Make the bean shell soup, prep the rest while it cooks, about 20 mins. |
| Shred the chinese leaf & place in serving bowl. |
| Shred the cone cabbage & steam for 7mins. |
| Sear & season the lamb so its crispy and golden. |
| Boil the peas & broad beans for 2mins - shell the broad beans if they are large! |
| Assemble, place the drained cabbage noodles onto the chinese leaf, top w/ hot soup, roast lamb, pulses, herbs & drizzle w/ lemon vinaigrette. |
bean shell soup
spiced onion & bean shell soup
IngredientsMakes: 730g (2)
| 40g | EVO | ||
| 3g | cumin seeds | ||
| 3g | dried rosemary | ||
| 5g | garlic granules | ||
| 1g | cardamom seeds | ||
| 190g | onions | ||
| 4g | salt | ||
| 600g | water | ||
| 120g | broad bean shells | ||
| 100g | pea shells | ||
| 20g | lemon juice |
Method
| Great way to use up shells from peas & broad beans from the garden. |
| Cook on the medium heat so the spices to over cook while the onion is browning. |
| EVO, then spices medium heat, then add onions and put the lid on, stir occasionally until soft & starting to brown. |
| Add the rest of the ingredients except the lemon juice, bring to the boil, then set to simmer for 20 mins. |
| Blitz w/ a stick blender and pass through a sieve. |
| Add the lemon to adjust the acidity and bring it to life. |
| Maybe a little tabasco? |
lemon vinaigrette
IngredientsMakes: 300g
| 100g | white wine vinegar | ||
| 100g | sugar | ||
| 100g | lemon juice |
Method
| Juice the lemon and match weight w/ white wine vinegar & sugar. |
| Shake until fully dissolved. |
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