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PEGASUS POST Latest Christchurch news at www.star.kiwi<br />

Tuesday <strong>September</strong> <strong>12</strong> <strong>2017</strong> 17<br />

GREAT food<br />

BROUGHT TO YOU BY...<br />

Your fresh food people<br />

BUTTERFLIED LAMB LEG<br />

WITH ROSEMARY AND<br />

GARLIC<br />

Ingredients<br />

1 bunch Flat leaf (Italian) parsley<br />

1 bunch Fresh mint<br />

2 medium Red onions, sliced<br />

1 Butterflied boneless leg of<br />

lamb, approx. 150-200g per<br />

person<br />

3 cloves Garlic, finely chopped<br />

3 Tbsp Chopped rosemary<br />

2 Tbsp Olive oil<br />

1 cup White wine<br />

Directions<br />

ICEBERG LETTUCE,<br />

WALNUT AND BLUE<br />

CHEESE SALAD<br />

Ingredients<br />

1 Iceberg lettuce<br />

1 Walnuts, toasted<br />

1 Blue cheese<br />

1 Walnut oil<br />

1 Cider vinegar<br />

Directions<br />

Remove the outer leaves of a<br />

small iceberg lettuce. Cut the<br />

head into four wedges.<br />

Toast some walnuts.<br />

Crumble some good blue<br />

cheese and, using the white bits<br />

from the outer edges.<br />

Make a creamy dressing by<br />

blending them with walnut oil<br />

and a little cider vinegar (olive<br />

oil is fine if you don’t have<br />

walnut).<br />

Sprinkle the walnuts and the<br />

blue cheese crumbs over the<br />

crisp lettuce wedges and spoon<br />

over the dressing.<br />

Preheat oven to 220 deg C.<br />

In a roasting tray, lay out the<br />

parsley and mint, then add the<br />

sliced onions.<br />

Place the butterflied lamb leg<br />

on top of the onions, fat side up<br />

(there should be a thin layer of<br />

fat on one side).<br />

Score the lamb on the side<br />

with the fat in large diagonal<br />

shapes.<br />

Sprinkle over a large pinch of<br />

sea salt, and crack over plenty of<br />

black pepper.<br />

Rub the garlic into the slits<br />

where you’ve scored it, then<br />

sprinkle over the rosemary and<br />

rub that in too. Drizzle over the<br />

olive oil and rub into the skin.<br />

Place the lamb on a high rack<br />

in the oven and grill for 20-<br />

25min (depending on its size)<br />

until the skin crisps and goes<br />

golden.<br />

Remove from oven and add<br />

wine to the tray.<br />

Return the lamb to the oven,<br />

but move it down from the top<br />

shelf to the centre of the oven.<br />

Roast for a further 20min.<br />

Remove from oven, rest for<br />

5-10min, then slice into thick<br />

strips. Serve on a plate of fresh<br />

parsley and sprinkle with<br />

pomegranate seeds. Use the pan<br />

juices and onion to make a gravy<br />

if you wish.<br />

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Telegraph Cucumbers ........ 1 .99<br />

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Skinless Chicken Breasts 9 .99<br />

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Beef TopSIde Roast ............... 11 .99<br />

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Butterflied Lamb Leg ........ 16 .99<br />

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