2 Lamb Chops
5 Shots Red Wine
Rosemary
Garlic
Olive Oil
Parsley
Parmesan
Salt & Pepper (rock and fine salt)
Dash of Cream
Serving For Two
- Start by getting a pot full of water and putting it on full heat.
- In meanwhile, cut your lamb chops so that you have small diced bits of meat. Try not to have any fat as when its cooked it can become chewy and unpleasant.
- Get a pan (later big enough to mix your pasta in) and drizzle some olive oil. When the oil is hot on full heat, slowly place in your cubed lamb's meat.
- Let the meat fry and gain colour, but be aware the oil might spit. When the oil has dried up a little, add a glove of garlic which has been finely chopped up. Let the garlic fry alongside the meat.
- Before the garlic turns golden or brown, add the 5 shots of red wine and a sprinkle of fresh rosemary. You can pick off the leaves or throw in the whole stalk.
- Turn the heat down to medium and let the meat simmer in the alcohol. Put a lid on the pan.
- When the water is boiling, add around 230g of pasta for the both of you. Don't forget to add a pinch of rock salt to the water.
- Check your sauce, if its drying up, just add a glass of water. Don't forget to season the sauce with salt and pepper, but be light because the ingredients are naturally a little salty already.
- When the pasta is al-dente drain it and add it to the sauce. Add a dash of cream and a sprinkle of parsley and mix all the ingredients well together.
- Plate up your pasta before the a sauce dries up and serve it with a leaf of parsley and a sprinkle of freshly grated parmesan.
Enjoy!
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