Viande d'Agneau cuite au four - Cuisine Marocaine / Oven Baked Lamb
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When you have time, can you please post the link on how to do the vegetables.. looks awesome... best wishes
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Could you please give us the recipe for the vegetables??? The recipe looks very yummy and I want to try it today. Thank you!
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@sousou. Thanks for the link. I tried the moroccan sauce with the lamb, and I think it worked ok. That said, II think if there was a choice between the chicken and the lamb with the sauce, I would go with the chicken. Just a matter of preference, that's all. But the lamb is a nice string meat so can take he flavour. Ciao.
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bonjour,es que je avoir la recette de légumes au four je la trouve pas .merci bc
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For the mashed potatoes, I usually saute garlic with the onion, and I add 1 tsp of turmeric before adding the potatoes. Turmeric gives it a nice vibrant color.
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Thanks.
sousou - can you pass on a link about how to do the vegetables in this recipe please?
Second, would it work to also have this lamb with the sauce you prepare for the Moroccan chicken?
AubergeLeveque 1 year ago
@AubergeLeveque I sent you the link of the recipe.
Try the lamb with the sauce of the "Moroccan chicken " why not ?? and don't forget to tell me the result. After all, kitchen = creation.
sousoukitchen 1 year ago
imo it would be better to use yogurt instead of mayonaise
celticraider1 2 years ago
I like your idea, because I have a recipe where I marinated chicken in yogurt, the meat was very soft and delicious.
Thanks for your tip.
sousoukitchen 2 years ago
Looks delicious. Do keep the lamb covered with foil the entire time? I thought it would need to be uncovered at some point to brown properly.
BeckyInCa 2 years ago
If you uncovered, it becomes very dry.
sousoukitchen 2 years ago