* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2000 calorie diet.
Welsh lamb
There are two parts to this professional level dish
Cook Time1 dayd5 minutesmins
1 dayd
Course: Main Course
Cuisine: Welsh
Servings: 4
Calories: 503kcal
Author: Gareth Ward
Equipment
Water bath
4 pans
Blender
Ingredients
2lamb bellies with the rib bones still attachedask your butcher for these
saltto season
For the glaze:
100mlsoya sauce
100mlwhite wine vinegar
big sprig of fresh mint
100gbrown sugar
For the loin:
1lamb loin with the fat still attached
1white skin onionpeeled down to the nice centre piece
bunch of fresh mint
500ml Mint kombucha
salt
butter
3gagar jelly(available in large supermarkets)
Glaze from rib recipe(see instructions)
Method
For the lamb rib:
Lightly season both sides of the lamb bellies.
Vacuum tightly in a bag and cook at 68°C in a water bath for 24 hours or until bones can be removed easily. Take out of bath and press in the fridge for 24 hours.
Portion the belly into individual ribs and trim to expose the bone on one side so it can be picked up and eaten.
For the glaze:
Reduce all the ingredients together slowly in a pan until thick.
To serve:
Cook the individual ribs in a pan on all sides until golden brown and crispy, and pop into a hot BBQ to finish.
Brush on the glaze until nice and sticky and finish with fresh chopped mint.
For the loin:
Score the fat on the lamb and season with salt. In a pan, cook slowly on the fat side for about five minutes on a medium heat. Flip onto the meat side and add a knob of butter and leave to rest until cooked to medium.
Put 250ml of mint kombucha into a pan. Add 3g of agar and bring to the boil. Leave to set in the fridge. Blend once set hard with the remaining mint kombucha and pass.
To finish the dish, take four slices of lamb and brush with the glaze from the ribs. Very thinly slice the onion (with a mandolin) over the top of the lamb. Spoon over the kombucha agar mixture and chop over some fresh mint.