AP
Loc: Massachusetts
Lamb Shank is a tough meat to cook, it can take hours like Corned Beef. Lamb Shank is very tasty and full of fine flavor when fork tender. This was a small shank, I cooked it in my 4.8qt Fissler pressure cooker 65 minutes on high!
I seasoned the shank with: Oregano, Sweet Basel, Rosemary, browning all over adding 2 Bay leaves and 4 cloves Garlic with a med onion roughly chopped. About 8-10 minutes. While nicely brown on med high and turning, I added 1 8oz can of tomato sauce all over the meat and added 1 14oz can of low sodium chicken stock.
I always bring to a boil my added liquids, before covering tight my pressure-cooker. This is not an Electric Pressure-Cooker, it works on my stove, which is Induction, (best electric stove).
Set stove time 65 minutes. When stoves "BEEPS" cooking is done! Move pot aside on stove to rest, do not release pressure. Let set resting 10-12 minutes, then realest remaining pressure.
Open cover remove Lamb Shank to dish and add veggies to liquid in pot and stir potatoes and carrots well into remaining source. Add more Chicken stock if needed.
Once again, after mixing veggies in sauce, add Lamb-Shank on top of veggies resting to final cooking 12-14 minutes longer under full pressur.
This is a very tasty lamb and veggie dinner, something different! CIAO, AP
My mouth watered all day long after reading your recipe. Too bad we can't find lamb shanks where I live. But thanks.
AP wrote:
Lamb Shank is a tough meat to cook, it can take hours like Corned Beef. Lamb Shank is very tasty and full of fine flavor when fork tender. This was a small shank, I cooked it in my 4.8qt Fissler pressure cooker 65 minutes on high!
I seasoned the shank with: Oregano, Sweet Basel, Rosemary, browning all over adding 2 Bay leaves and 4 cloves Garlic with a med onion roughly chopped. About 8-10 minutes. While nicely brown on med high and turning, I added 1 8oz can of tomato sauce all over the meat and added 1 14oz can of low sodium chicken stock.
I always bring to a boil my added liquids, before covering tight my pressure-cooker. This is not an Electric Pressure-Cooker, it works on my stove, which is Induction, (best electric stove).
Set stove time 65 minutes. When stoves "BEEPS" cooking is done! Move pot aside on stove to rest, do not release pressure. Let set resting 10-12 minutes, then realest remaining pressure.
Open cover remove Lamb Shank to dish and add veggies to liquid in pot and stir potatoes and carrots well into remaining source. Add more Chicken stock if needed.
Once again, after mixing veggies in sauce, add Lamb-Shank on top of veggies resting to final cooking 12-14 minutes longer under full pressur.
This is a very tasty lamb and veggie dinner, something different! CIAO, AP
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Outstanding. With a nice Syrah or Pinot.
gilpog wrote:
My mouth watered all day long after reading your recipe. Too bad we can't find lamb shanks where I live. But thanks.
Wherever you live, there has to be a specialty Butcher who could order you some.
Sylvias
Loc: North Yorkshire England
That looks yummy AP. Thank you very much for sharing.
dancers
Loc: melbourne.victoria, australia
my favourite cut of meat. very expensive here though.!
Mouth watering!! My favorite dish. Hard to find it in restaurants, but if I see it on the menu, my eye stops right there.
Another delicious and nutritious cool weather recipe, AP. This dish is called osso bucco in many restaurants and is considered a delicacy. Your dish is probably twice as good and would cost less than half as much to make at home following your recipe. You’ll always be a Top Chef in my book, AP..
Bon Appetito,
John
dancers
Loc: melbourne.victoria, australia
John Lawrence wrote:
Another delicious and nutritious cool weather recipe, AP. This dish is called osso bucco in many restaurants and is considered a delicacy. Your dish is probably twice as good and would cost less than half as much to make at home following your recipe. You’ll always be a Top Chef in my book, AP..
Bon Appetito,
John
here Osso Bucco is NOT lamb shanks, but rounds cut from veal legs, with the hollow bone in the centre..........in the non veal months beef may be used.
delicious! but not as good as lamb shanks.
John N
Loc: HP14 3QF Stokenchurch, UK
gilpog wrote:
My mouth watered all day long after reading your recipe. Too bad we can't find lamb shanks where I live. But thanks.
No LAMB, we'll help you out after BREXIT, but it won't be chlorine washed.
Looks great AP. I have just got an instant pot electric pressure cooker and find it great...
dancers wrote:
my favourite cut of meat. very expensive here though.!
I would never think lamb was expensive in Australia.
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