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Crock Pot Lamb Recipe

A lamb recipe for every occasion.

This Crock Pot Lamb Recipe is easy – as all slow cooker and crock pot cooking should be.

The apricots, are unusual but go so well with lamb. This is a hearty home style meal that you will be able to add to your regular list of recipes.

This recipe is something I adapted from a Roast Pork Marinade Recipe, I found somewhere a long time ago. It just shows that with a little imagination any recipe can be used in the Crock Pot.

 
 


Lamb Chops in Apricot Curry

Ingredients
4-6 Lamb Chops - which ever your favorite (the cheapest:-)
¼ cup white wine (or white wine vinegar)
2 tsp crushed garlic (we use garlic out of a jar).
1 tbls curry powder (makes mild curry - add more for hotter)
250ml apricot nectar
½ tsp mixed herbs
Optional Vegetables - If you want a one pot meal put a selection of your favorite vegetables in first. Last time, I used potato and sweet potato (yam - orange flesh) cut into inch size pieces – delicious.
Method
1. Mix the wine, garlic, curry powder and apricot nectar together.
2. Put the meat in the Crock Pot. (Vegetable on bottom if using).
3. Pour in Liquid
4. Put on Lid, turn on and walk away. On low cook for 8-10 hours OR on high 4-5.
5. An hour prior to serving, stir in the herbs.
6. At this stage if the sauce is very runny just mix a tablespoon of corn flour with enough water to make a paste. Stir this into the Crock Pot and turn on high for half an hour.
Notes
    Serves 4-6
    Just use your favorite vegetables, a couple of cup fulls should do.
    Serve with rice or my choice of cous cous.

Last time I cooked the Apricot Lamb Curry I used chump chops and left the fat on. When it had cooked there was a layer of oil on top of the stew. I spooned this off. But to prevent this just trim the chops of the fat first. (Lamb fat seems to do this much more than other meats???).

 
 
 
 

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