Braised hind lamb shanks


 

Brett-EDH

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Thought I was going to make this for Passover dinner but had already cooked 5 tons of food. So saved these for the last day of Passover, today, to enjoy.

This was last night’s dessert wine. Quite good. It’s a fortified port. Yummy with that Ghirardelli chocolate we bought a few weeks back.

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Salted, EVOO rubbed and into the Dutch.

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Building sear and fond.

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Removed from Dutch to sauté the veggies

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Carrots, onion and smashed garlic cloves

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Build that flavor layer base

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With some Sobon Rocky Top Zin

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Used some reserved brisket stock from last weeks brisket cook for beef stock. Nothing goes to waste 🤣

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Everyone back into the pool! Simmer time at 275° for 2 hours.

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Got sidetracked into a garage project. Finishing these up now for dinner. Mashed pots coming too.

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Demi-glacé reducing

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When does your show on the Food Network start!
I’d love to try that wine too!
YouTube, maybe. I don’t think I’ve got enough talent for Food Network. And I have a real day job running my business. Which I still enjoy doing.

Sobon Winery is one of our faves. You can order online and they ship too.

Sobon Estate

14430 Shenandoah Rd, Plymouth, CA 95669
(209) 245-6554 https://g.co/kgs/oVuhRr
 
The trick I REALLY like is cutting through the skin at the “ankle” so the meat contracts to the end and comes off so beautifull!
Just “girdle“ it and it all becomes poetry on a plate!
And, Brett is right, low stress, high return! Maybe it‘s time to freezer dive?
 

 

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