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WESTERN NEWS Latest Christchurch news at www.star.kiwi<br />

Tuesday <strong>July</strong> <strong>25</strong> <strong>2017</strong> 11<br />

GREAT food<br />

BROUGHT TO YOU BY...<br />

Your fresh food people<br />

bowl. Season with salt and<br />

pepper.<br />

Heat a little oil in a large frying<br />

pan and cook 1/4 cup of mixture<br />

until golden on both sides.<br />

Mix garlic with sea salt and<br />

yoghurt in a small bowl.<br />

Serve carrot fritters drizzled<br />

with a little yoghurt dressing.<br />

MOROCCAN ROAST LEG OF<br />

LAMB<br />

CARROT FRITTERS<br />

Ingredients<br />

2 cups Carrots<br />

½ tsp Coriander<br />

½ tsp Cumin<br />

2 Eggs<br />

1 Garlic clove<br />

3 Spring onions<br />

½ cup Breadcrumbs<br />

1 to taste Salt and freshly ground<br />

pepper<br />

3 Tbsp Oil<br />

2 Garlic cloves<br />

½ tsp Sea salt<br />

½ cup Yoghurt<br />

Directions<br />

Mix carrot, cumin, coriander,<br />

eggs, garlic, spring onions and<br />

breadcrumbs together in a<br />

Ingredients<br />

1 Leg of lamb<br />

10 fillets Anchovies, cut into thin<br />

strips (reserve anchovy oil)<br />

1 Lemon, peeled and cut into<br />

thin strips<br />

10 Mint leaves<br />

¼ cup Liquid honey, warmed in<br />

the microwave<br />

2 Tbsp Sumac powder<br />

1 Tbsp Moroccan seasoning<br />

1 to taste Sea salt flakes<br />

Directions<br />

Preheat oven or hooded<br />

barbecue to 195 deg C. Line a<br />

roasting dish with foil and spray<br />

heavily with oil.<br />

Lightly cut the lamb skin in a<br />

criss-cross pattern, turn over and<br />

make approximately 10 incisions<br />

in and around the bone area.<br />

Insert two anchovies, two<br />

lemon strips and one mint leaf in<br />

each incision.<br />

Turn the lamb back over, rub<br />

in the anchovy oil and pour<br />

over the honey. Season with the<br />

sumac, Moroccan spice and sea<br />

salt.<br />

Place in the oven or barbecue<br />

and roast for 15 minutes, then<br />

drop the heat to 155 deg C<br />

and continue for about one<br />

hour.<br />

Remove the lamb on to a<br />

cooling rack and rest for 20min.<br />

CARROT AND NAVAL<br />

ORANGE SALAD<br />

Ingredients<br />

1kg Carrot<br />

2 Garlic cloves, chopped<br />

2 Tbsp Sugar<br />

2 Tbsp Extra virgin olive oil<br />

50g Toasted almonds, sliced<br />

2 Naval Oranges, peeled/sliced<br />

2 Tbsp Fresh mint, chopped<br />

2 Tbsp Ground cumin<br />

Directions<br />

Peel the carrots. Place into a<br />

saucepan and cover with water.<br />

Add the sugar, bring to the boil<br />

and cook until firm.<br />

Drain and then dry. Cut into<br />

julienne or grate. Saute the garlic<br />

in a frying pan with olive oil, add<br />

carrots and fresh herbs and season<br />

with cumin, salt and pepper.<br />

Set aside until cold. Add the<br />

orange juice and sliced orange and<br />

mix well.<br />

Serve with fresh mint leaves,<br />

sliced orange and roasted<br />

almonds.<br />

Bananas .......................... 1 .79<br />

kg<br />

Carrots 1kg Bag ................ 1 .69<br />

bag<br />

Large Crown Pumpkin .. 2 .99<br />

each<br />

Washed Agria or<br />

Nadine Potatoes 3kg 3 .99<br />

bag<br />

Whole Lamb Leg Roast .. 10 .99<br />

kg<br />

Fresh whole Chicken<br />

Size 18 ..................................... 9 .99<br />

EACH<br />

Beef Bolar Roast ..... 10 .99<br />

kg<br />

Free Farmed Pork<br />

Shoulder Roast .......... 8 .99<br />

kg<br />

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