Had about half the boneless lamb roast leftover, so decided to use it up and make shepherd's pie.
I minced the cold lamb into small pieces and set it aside.
In a saucepan, I sauteed two small onions, and two carrots in 4 Tbp butter, until softened a bit. Salt, pepper, and a teaspoon of thyme added to season it. Added 4 Tbp flour, and cooked a minute or two. Added the leftover lamb roast drippings and a 10.5-oz can of chicken stock (Horrors! Canned stock!). Brought it to a simmer, then added 2 Tbp Worcestershire sauce. Added one cup frozen peas, and the reserved minced lamb meat. Stirred until combined, and warmed through. Turned out into a shallow baking dish.
Made some mashed potatoes. (If you need a recipe for that, you're reading the wrong food blog.) Topped the lamb stew with the mashed potatoes, and tossed a handful of shredded cheddar cheese on top.
Into a 350°F oven for 25 minutes, until bubbly around the edges and the cheesy top was browned.
Looks especially tasty in the new china.
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Sunday, January 8, 2012
Shepherd's pie
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