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Slow-roasted lamb shoulder with Brussels sprout slaw

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Slow-roasted lamb shoulder with Brussels sprout slaw

Slow-roasted lamb shoulder with Brussels sprout slaw

Ben Dearnley
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40M
4H 15M
4H 55M

A sharp Brussels sprout slaw balances out the richness of the lamb. A dollop of goat’s curd is a delicious addition, too, as is yoghurt.

Ingredients

Brussels sprout slaw

Method

Main

1.Preheat oven to 160C. Place lamb in a roasting pan, pour wine and oil over, sprinkle with thyme and season to taste, then roast, basting lamb occasionally, until meat pulls away from the bone (3¾-4¼ hours). Set aside to rest (30 minutes).
2.Meanwhile, for Brussels sprout slaw, shave Brussels sprouts into a bowl with a mandolin. Add celeriac, apple, onion, pomegranate seeds and herbs, and toss to combine. Whisk olive oil and lemon juice in a bowl, and season to taste. Add to salad and toss to combine. Stand until mixture softens slightly and flavours meld (8-10 minutes), then stir in pecorino and pine nuts.
3.Pull lamb into large pieces and serve with Brussels sprout slaw topped with extra pomegranate seeds, and a dollop of goat’s curd.

Drink Suggestion: Full-bodied Barossa cabernet. Drink suggestion by Max Allen

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