Who out there loves braised meats? Ok, you're right...a better question is who doesn't? Well, here is a braised lamb provencal recipe I borrowed from Chef Hubert Keller's website (http://www.fleurdelyssf.com/recipes/204_1.html). I substituted lime zest in place of the lemon zest because I am a total lime fanatic and I used asparagus instead of the beans because they offset the favors well. I served the dish with a side of roasted sweet potato puree (add chicken stock with a dab olive oil, salt, cinnamon and brown sugar). Heaven on a plate! A number of red wines would pair well for this dish, but I chose a dry red Nobel Muscadine wine grown at Morgan Creek Vinyard - right here in Alabama.
Sunday, November 8, 2009
Braised Lamb Shank Provencal
Who out there loves braised meats? Ok, you're right...a better question is who doesn't? Well, here is a braised lamb provencal recipe I borrowed from Chef Hubert Keller's website (http://www.fleurdelyssf.com/recipes/204_1.html). I substituted lime zest in place of the lemon zest because I am a total lime fanatic and I used asparagus instead of the beans because they offset the favors well. I served the dish with a side of roasted sweet potato puree (add chicken stock with a dab olive oil, salt, cinnamon and brown sugar). Heaven on a plate! A number of red wines would pair well for this dish, but I chose a dry red Nobel Muscadine wine grown at Morgan Creek Vinyard - right here in Alabama.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
incredible - love it!
ReplyDelete