Warm Salad of Lamb
| Picked leaves; (lotta, |
| Bay leaf |
| 1 tbSage leaves; torn |
| 2 tbCalvados brandy; (+2tbsp for |
| CARAMELISED APPLE BALLS |
| 2 tbolive oil |
| ; intact) |
| 125 mlDry cider |
| 1 tsParsley; roughly chopped |
| 1 ozButter |
| 1 Shallot; sliced finely |
| 3 ozCaster sugar |
| 1 Granny Smith apple |
| 1 lbRack of lamb; boned and |
| MARINADE |
| ; top and stalk |
| ; radicchio) |
Warm Salad of Lamb Preparation
Place all ingredients for the marinade together and add the lamb and leave for 3 hours - covered. Prepare the apple by slicing into 3, leaving the top and stalk intact. Place apple slices on to an oiled griddle to score and warm through. Place the sugar and butter in a thick, heavy based pan and caramelise until amber, add the apple. Heat a heavy based pan and add a little olive oil. Season the lamb with salt and pepper and seal on a high flame with a little Calvados. Remove from the heat and keep warm. Add the marinade and rapidly bring to the boil. Reduce the liquid until almost a syrupy consistency, remove the bay leaf. Drizzle a little warm marinade over the picked lettuce and toss to mix. Place the apple in the centre of the plate. Carve the lamb. Build up a layer of apple, lettuce, lamb, apple, lettuce and finish off with the apple lid. Place the caramelised balls on to the plate and drizzle around the marinade. DISCLAIMER? Copyright 1996 - SelecTV Cable Limited. All rights reserved. Carlton Food Network http://www.cfn.co.uk/
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