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Anchor & Hope’s slow-cooked shoulder of lamb
Published: March 25, 2015 at 4:07 PM
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Serves 6
A little effort
Total time: 30 mins
+ 2½ -3 hours in the oven
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The Anchor & Hope near Waterloo station was one of the first gastropubs to kick off the sharing trend and it has become a must-visit destination for serious food-lovers. This slow-cooked shoulder of lamb is an unashamedly meaty dish that's great for feeding a crowd.
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Ingredients
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1 shoulder of lamb
on the bone
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2 carrots
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2 sticks celery
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1 leek
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3 squash ball sized turnips
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2 onions
each cut into 8 wedges
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2 × 400g tins plum tomatoes
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3 whole heads garlic
halved and papery skin removed
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2 glasses white wine
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a few sprigs of thyme bouquet garni
rosemary and parsley tied together
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fresh chicken stock
cube or concentrate made up to 300ml
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Method
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step 1
Heat the oven to 160c/fan 140c/gas 3. Carefully brown the shoulder all over in a roasting tin to get some colour on the lamb and render down the fat a little. Take out the lamb and tip out all but a couple of tablespoons of the fat. Chop the veg into decent-sized chunks, add to the tin and brown all over. Add the tomatoes, garlic, wine, bouquet garni and stock, then put back the lamb.
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step 2
Cover the lamb with a sheet of buttered baking paper and cook for about 3 hours (check after 2½). When it’s falling off the bone, it’s ready. Serve with gratin dauphinoise or butterbeans.
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