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Thermomix Recipes for TM5 and TM31 => Non Thermomix Recipes => Topic started by: Cornish Cream on April 27, 2013, 10:19:43 am
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I thought I would post Astarra's recipe here ;)
I spray the slowcooker, then layer the chops in (usually end up with a double layer or whatever), spray the tops, then sprinkle with either Masterfoods lamb seasoning or lamb herbs, onion flakes and gravy powder. I then pour over about 1.5 - 2C total of liquid (water mixed with coke/wine or just water) then turn onto low for however long. Always so moist and yum - just melts in your mouth. And there is a yummy flavoursome gravy too!!
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I made this delicious lamb meal tonight. Absolutely wonderful. I sprayed the slow cooker and browned the lamb chops (did it in the 5 in 1) added the lamb seasoning and gravy powder but no extra liquid. The result was mouth watering.
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Looks great Michelle. I've never heard of lamb seasoning I might have to google it as I really don't want to buy and more seasoning bottles.
What type of chops did you use and how long did you cook them for. I've got loin chops in the freezer so thinking it might try ths for tea tonight.
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This sounds great! Will hopefully make throughout the week! Thanks Astarra! ;D
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Looks great Michelle. I've never heard of lamb seasoning I might have to google it as I really don't want to buy and more seasoning bottles.
What type of chops did you use and how long did you cook them for. I've got loin chops in the freezer so thinking it might try ths for tea tonight.
I used forequarter chops as they were on special and removed all visible fat.
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Can I ask how long you cooked them for please Michele? Did you use a high or low setting? Thanks in advance, Katie :)
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Wow, I have only just seen this, am flattered. Thanx for the thread CC and the review Mich! :D :-*
Never actually thought of it as a recipe, just a way to cook yum lamb chops!!!
And I have done it with no extra liquid too, each result has been good!! :)
kt2 - I use low for about 4-5hrs, but I have a big slowcooker which aparently cook faster than smaller ones. HTH :)
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I cooked in the 5 in 1 for 5 hours and they were great. My chops had quite a lot of fat though so had to strain the gravy to remove the fat before adding doe cornflour to make the gravy.
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Thanks Astarra, that's great! ;D
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I have these in the slow cooker now :) I will refrigerate them overnight so I can scrape the fat from the gravy, and then reheat them for tomorrow night's dinner. Can't wait ;D
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This is the first thing I'm going to try when my new s/c arrives. Would love some quantities to follow though.
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If mine works Judy, I'll tell you what I used ;) ;D
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I have this in the slow cooker as I type ;D It smells divine! I have two large packets of forequarter chops (I think it is about 12) which I browned off a little first and then as I had no gravy powder or lamb seasoning I just used FOSM. The boys (should really call them men lol) have come home from work and wanted to know what smelt sooooo good so fingers crossed it is as nice as it smells!! Will report back after dinner :D
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Hope you all like it Faffa :)
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I tried to transfer my chops into a casserole dish to put in the fridge, and the meat just feel away from the bones. Love it when that happens ;D
Can't wait to try this tonight. I'm glad I waited thought because there is quite a thick layer of fat which I can now scoop off ;)
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I did read somewhere that if you have a bit of fat in your bowl you drop one or two ice cubes in and the fat will be drawn to it and you can just scoop it out, haven't tried it only read about it yesterday but I will next time I need to :)
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That does work Suzanne, I have done it plenty of times!! :D
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great to hear astarra I love it when I learn something new ;D
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Yum ;D
I picked all the bones out and just served the meat and gravy over mashed sweet potato, with leeks in white sauce and steamed peas. Delicious and very easy. The fat had set nicely on top so it was very easy to remove, then I just heated the meat and thickened the gravy.
Thanks astarra :-* :-* :-*
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Looks great Amy and a great idea to take the bones out as that was the one complaint from the kids.
Suzanne I always use the ice cube trick when taking fat out of pan juices for gravy it ensures you don't loose any of the good juices, depending on the quantity of fat you may need to do it a couple of times.
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I must be living under a rock not to know that trick then ::)
so glad it works though ;D;D
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I hadn't heard of the ice cube trick either but I'm sure going to try it soon!
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I made a slow cooked lamb chops / casserole yesterday, for tonight.
Now i read this one.
Thanks Astarra. :)
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I'm making this for dinner now... love how the smell goes through the house.
Also making eggplant stew. Will post my variations later with report on taste.