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	Dumpling and Lamb Stew by Peter Brown I found this recipe from Thuli of MGANSI STYLE CUSINE and have passed it on as it was presented : Peter "Whether it’s prepared in winter or summer this dish is a guaranteed winner and your guests will give you the complimentary ‘oooh’s and ‘aaah’s around the dinner table. I grew up in an environment whereby if there’s been a…	1 vote 4097 views
	Lamb Shanks with Beans and Mushrooms by Peter Brown Recipe by Rosemary Gough It is very easy to cook and only needs patience to produce wonderfully soft meat with a full flavour sauce. I love the added beans and mushrooms, they are both nutritious and add good flavour. My secret ingredient is the anchovies, they are full of meaty goodness without any fishiness. Lamb Shank with…	1 vote 1928 views
	Lamb Vindaloo by Peter Brown Recipe from Henrie Geyser a fine chef A really flavoursome curry for a cool night .Use Lamb,Kid Goat or Mutton and eat with your hands picking up the meat with a Roti	1 vote 2178 views
	Traditional South African Lamb /MuttonSosaties by Peter Brown This is the best Ive seen. Found it on FOOD .com by Zurie "Sosaties are not kebabs. They're lamb meat on skewers, but they marinate in a distinctive sauce with a traditional flavour. They are never made from beef, but from lamb or tender mutton. (Maybe it should be added that S A lamb, probably because of their grazing, is really…	1 vote 3397 views
	Navarin d'Agneau by Phil Wonderful spring lamb and vegetable stew that defies stew stereotypes. This is a remarkably light and fresh celebration of the best spring foods. Unlike winter stews (tasty, but the meat and vegetables are all the same mushy, pasty consistency) this recipe has you cook the meat and the vegetables separately, combining them at the…	1 vote 3080 views
	Lamb Hash by Linda Weinmunson This is a great dish born out needing to use some leftover lamb from the Greek Festival. The version I have here is meant to cut some fat and make it a little healthier.	1 vote 3118 views
	Patties from the Country Side by Korinna Around september and october lambs get slaughtered here in Iceland and the fresh lambmeat tends to be quite inexpensive in the stores. You can use almost all parts of it and most is delicious, other parts i do not really like but often it is a matter of cooking them the right way. I have never been a big fan of innards but this is a…	1 vote 1320 views
	lamb and tapioka nuggets by sunil k.nayar with mashed cassava and lamb this delicious snacks treat very well.	1 vote 2021 views
	Lamb and Beans by renee Lamb and Bean Stew	1 vote 1629 views
	Roast Lamb in Garlic and Lemon Sauce by Lesley Winch My take on a traditional Greek dish. Wrap well if storing in the fridge! I usually add plenty of potatoes cut small about an hour before end of cooking time and serve with plain, boiled rice and a green salad. TIP: After grating the lemon rind and juicing the lemon, put the leftover lemon bits in a small bowl in the fridge - it…	1 vote 1 comment 1818 views
	Braised Lamb w Flageolets & Winter Vegetables by Cindy McNamara Boneless leg of lamb butterflied and packed with a garlic herb paste then braised. Winter root vegetables and heirloom beans added towards the end of a 3-4 hour braise. Comfort food with a Provencal flavor. I'm serving it up tonight with lightly dressed green salad, crusty bread and red wine.	1 vote 2343 views
	Yakhni- Lamb Curry Kashmiri Wazwan Style- Non Spicy by shalini There is something intensely comforting with food memories associated with your mother. It brings back back memories of childhood and warmth and love and affections and happiness and the incessant chatter of aunts and uncles.... Vacations with the grandfather and various maternal relatives....Always bring back the flavours of Yakhni…	1 vote 6059 views
	Yakhni- Lamb Curry Kashmiri Wazwan Style- Non Spicy by shalini There is something intensely comforting with food memories associated with your mother. It brings back back memories of childhood and warmth and love and affections and happiness and the incessant chatter of aunts and uncles.... Vacations with the grandfather and various maternal relatives....Always bring back the flavours of Yakhni…	1 vote 10453 views
	Gloucestershire Lamb Pie by Carolinaheartstrings This month Tammie and I are doing international recipes. Well, it goes without saying that I would want to do a traditional British dish in honor of my mother. She hails from a beautiful town, Cheltenham (very similar to Charleston in some ways) in the county of Gloucestershire. I was lucky that every summer when she returned home…	1 vote 3615 views
	Boiled Mutton with Caper Sauce by Peter Brown Boiled Mutton? sounds awful, believe me a great,simple meal but use MUTTON not Lamb . This is an old favourite of the Camdeboo farmers in the Great Karoo	1 vote 2616 views