Lamb Shortloins – rub with toasted cumin seeds
Tender juicy lamb, spiced yoghurt, preserved lemon and rainbow chard crosses the seasons – it’s good in spring, summer, autumn and winter!
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Tender juicy lamb, spiced yoghurt, preserved lemon and rainbow chard crosses the seasons – it’s good in spring, summer, autumn and winter!
A little fishy all for me! Oh, alright, I’ll share it.
Here’s your answer for a quick roast that’s easy to prepare and cook … and that’s also scrumptious!
Meltingly tender, richly flavoured, perfect for chilly days.
Whoop-de-whoop! Chicken, chorizo, smoked paprika, char-grilled red pepper, orange & olives … all you need is a fork!
Rark up the oven and get cooking a leg of lamb …
Pink and juicy, succulent and tasty, perfect beef guaranteed.
How can something so simple be so sublime?
Tender, tasty and succulent, cooked pink to the bone, New Zealand lamb’s the thing to grab for the barbecue during the summer months.
In a way this is nothing more than a mound of salad dumped on top of fried fish – but what a salad!
All this spicy chicken recipe calls for is a measuring spoon and a roasting tin. You’ll produce gorgeously golden and succulent chicken that will have everyone licking their lips and asking for the recipe.
Get the barbecue sizzling hot for this quick feast.
Mmmm. Pink and juicy and heaps of flavour, these delicious little morsels of lamb are irresistible.
Would you look at that! I know what I will be having on my table this weekend.
Mint and cumin, ginger, cinnamon and chilli, and almonds, prunes and figs, and, oh, chicken. This is spectacular!
This one will ring all the bells – roasted lamb bursting with flavour and deliciously juicy, and so easy to carve. Makes a little lamb go a long way.
At my house we all fell in love with this dish at the first mouthful. The clean acidity of apple salad mingling with crème fraîche and sweet juicy pork cutlets had us all in raptures.
Preserved lemon and spices really work their magic on lamb, giving it a spicy sweetness which tastes just as good as it smells during cooking.
For the meat lover, this is as good as it gets. A very simple dish to cook – it’s all about seasoning and timing. The secret is to start cooking the T-bone in an upright position on the grill, so the heat goes up through the bone. Just as important is the resting time of 10 minutes. And make sure the T-bone is at room temperature before cooking.
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