Slowly getting back into old routine…as summer of fun winds down
Ingredients
- Lamb rack
- Saffron (pinch)
- Lamb oxo bouillon
- Dry Herb
- Salt to taste
- Olive Oil
- Chickpeas
- Farro
- Olive Oil
- Plantain (sliced, baked)
- Pepper Sauce (Nigerian ata)- handy in the fridge
What you’ll need
- Spice bowl
- Baking pan
- Big bowl
- Aluminium foil
- Small blender- magic bullet or the like
- Kitchen thermometer
What I did
I made my spice rub (saffron, lamb, herbs and salt) and used it on the lamb, which was set aside in the fridge. In the preheated oven(350 F), I baked the oiled plantains and lamb in two separate foil lined pans until done.
Meanwhile, the chickpeas and farro were separately cooked in water and then both were blended with a little bit of water to get a mash consistency.
I ended up with a pseudo Nigerian style beans(Ewa agoyin) and plantain with meat on top 🙂
My mother is not a fan of rare meat, hers had to be cooked for longer 🙂
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Farro Agoyin, Plantain and Lamb looks really good. Like your mother, if I make it , I will have my own lamb cook longer too.
🙂 I totally understand!