Lamb chop and red wine stew

5.00

This dish is a lamby take on the French classic coq au vin. The strong flavour of lamb holds up really well against bold flavours such as red wine, woody rosemary and earthy mushrooms. This flavour-packed one-pot only takes an hour to knock up and is delicious served with buttery mashed potato or crusty French bread.

First published in 2021

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Method

1

If your lamb chops come with a long piece of fatty meat attached, trim these off and slice into pieces the same size as the bacon lardons

2

Place a large pan over a high heat and add the bacon and (if you have them) lamb lardons – no oil is required as the lardons will render out enough fat

3

Once the lardons are starting to crisp up and have released some fat, push them to the side of the pan and add 4 of the lamb chops. Colour on each side for 1–2 minutes then remove from the pan and brown the remaining 4 chops. Remove those chops and place on a plate with the others and set aside

4

Next, add the whole shallots and carrots with a pinch of salt and cook for a few minutes until starting to colour

5

Add the garlic and cook for a minute followed by the cognac. Cook until the liquid reduces almost completely, then add the red wine with the cornflour paste, bouquet garni and mushrooms. Bring to the boil, then turn down and simmer for 30 minutes

6

After this time, add the lamb chops and simmer for 10 minutes more. Season to taste with salt and pepper and serve with a handful of chopped parsley

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