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unclepumble

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This afternoon could be a bit manic have decided to get a brew on A White Sheild Clone, (I tried it on cask the other day lovely beer even better than the bottled version) & to boot I am also making a slow cooked Moroccan Lamb tagine from neck of lamb.

I'll put teh recipe up in a bit when I get time. am busy getting the HLT on etc.

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I`ve got a WWS clone maturing at the moment. Poured a small bit from the barrel yesterday, for quality control reasons, and taste very good. Never seen the real thing from the cask before.
 
Lamb Tagine recipe first If I can remember all the stuff I just put in the oven.

Ingredients serves lots of people 8 plus I take 4 portions then freeze it and eat it when I fancy.

2 Lamb or hogget Necks cut in big chunks bone left in
1 tin/tetrapak of passata
1 tin plum toms
1 small tin tomato puree
1/2 jar apricot jam
1 pkt nandos peri peri rub
2tsp Ras al Hanou spice blend
1 jar Harrisa paste
1/2 jar morrisons sweet cinamon paste (very small jars)
3-4 preserved lemons or if you cannot get these 1 tablespoon tamarind paste
4 onions chopped in 4
4 carrots chopped into thumb sized chunks
1 bulb of garlic crushed
1tsp cumin ground
1tsp smoked paprika
1/2 tsp paprika
1/2tsp grains of paradise(or pepper if you dont have these)
1/2tsp salt
pkt of ready to eat apricots
pkt of ready to eat prunes
pkt blanched almonds

Rub the lamb with the nandos rub and roast for 20 mins at 230deg C
Put all the root veg and onions and garlic in a big stock pot then put all the ingredients other than the apricots prunes and almonds in the stock pot.
When the lamb neck has had 20 mins tip the contents of the roasting tin in to the stock pot with the veg tom spice mixture.

deglaze the roasting tin with aboutr 1/2 pint of water and add the liquid to the stock pot.

put a good few glugs of olive oil in.

Put a tight fitting lid on and put the stock pot in the oven for 4 hours.

Sit back and enjoy a beer, or in my case sit back and make some beer :D

After 4 hours add the apricots and another 1/2 tsp of ras el hanout spice blend.
and put back in the oven for 30 mins.

10 mins before the end toast the almonds in a heavy based frying pan.

when ready serve on a large earthenware platter and dress with the prunes toasted almonds and some fresh chopped corriander leaf.

serve with couscous royal.

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Sounds awesome, will try it definately!

Careful the tagine police dont get you tho, with their "you can't call it a tagine if you cooked it in a stock pot" - I think the same people work for the Balti police :roll:
 
Wez said:
Sounds awesome, will try it definately!

Careful the tagine police dont get you tho, with their "you can't call it a tagine if you cooked it in a stock pot" - I think the same people work for the Balti police :roll:

Stuff em its my tagine i will cook it how i want :ugeek:

besides you would need a bloody big tagine to cook that lot in.
It works well with big chunks of courgette and squash too
it might be a good one for a feed on the spring thing cooked over the coals of a barbecue :thumb:

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unclepumble said:
Wez said:
Sounds awesome, will try it definately!

Careful the tagine police dont get you tho, with their "you can't call it a tagine if you cooked it in a stock pot" - I think the same people work for the Balti police :roll:

Stuff em its my tagine i will cook it how i want :ugeek:

besides you would need a bloody big tagine to cook that lot in.

it might be a good one for a feed on the spring thing cooked over the coals of a barbecue :thumb:

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Now you're talking :thumb:
 
unclepumble said:
Dieseljockey said:
Well done U.P. :thumb: ...good to see the guys in charge in the kitchen....brewing & cooking go hand in hand. :clap:

I'm in charge in every room of our house M8. :thumb:

I know so cos Swmbo said I could be. :D

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:clap: :clap: :clap:
 
Thanks for the lamb recipe........that must be the first non brew recipe on the forum...(well in the time I've been on) :clap:
 
Here is the belated beer recipe

Worthingtons White Sheild Clone
Grain/Extract/Sugar

% Amount Name Origin Potential SRM
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
83.1 4.00 kg. Pale Malt(2-row) Great Britain 1.038 3
7.0 0.34 kg. Crystal 105L Great Britain 1.033 105
10.0 0.48 kg. Cane Sugar Generic 1.046 0

Potential represented as SG per pound per gallon.

Hops

Amount Name Form Alpha IBU Boil Time
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
28.00 g. challenger Whole 7.50 24.3 First WH
30.00 g. Northdown Whole 7.50 26.0 First WH
16.00 g. Northdown Whole 8.50 3.5 10 min.
Yeast
-----
;)
Water Profile
Profile: Burton On Trent
Profile known for: Strong Pale Ales
mash 66 deg C 90 mins
boil 90mins
:thumb:

Goes well with spicy food
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The tagine tastes bloody amazing, the lamb melts in the mouth, but was a little fatty so I decided to throw a kabuchan pumpkin in chunks and 3 courgettes in to soak up the excess, and put in in the oven for an extra hour so 5 1/2hrs cooking in all.

The courgette and pumpkin have done their job and it is defo the dogs b*llocks as tagines go

I will throw the apricots dates etc in tomorrow when I reheat it for my evening meal, am licking my lips already.

The Beer (wort) Smells and tastes great too, not sure how efficient as I could not be bothered to clean the Hydrometer and take a sample, but i know its not far off by tatse.


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