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Wednesday, October 11, 2006

A Suggested Quick Marinade for Lamb

lamb rack


Rosemary, fresh red chili, anchovy, capers, garlic, and olive oil. Chopped and given a once over in a mortar and pestle.

It's actually very good, adjust amounts accordingly to your tastes. Lamb gets seared, finished in a hot oven and sliced. Served on a bed of couscous, not an actual bed.

List of Kitchen Stuff Used
Non-stick frying pan - for searing the lamb rack. Roasting pan for lamb. Two chopping boards - one for raw meat. Chef's knife - for chopping. Boning Knife - for carving. Ceramic knife- for the butter. Two small stainless steel bain marie tins - for chopped ingredients. Orange zester. Saucepan - for couscous. Bowl - for scraps. Fork - for fluffing.

No particular reason, just seemed quite a few things.

Quick restaurant review
Riverbank Estate Winery in the Swan Valley for lunch. Makes a lot of sense. Fabulous food, chef's great, and you pay cellar door prices for their wine. Green space, sunshine, turkeys and ducks - have a look.

riverbank tasting plate

Photo review
Top photo has distracting motion blur from low light. Bottom picture is too cold and needs to be colour balanced.

4 Comments:

Blogger santos. said...

motion blue from still alive lamb loin struggling to break free. weird, always think of nikons as naturally defaulting to a warmer, orangey tone, but rather like the bluesiness of that one.

do you get to eat the turkeys and ducks?

10/13/2006 01:04:00 pm

 
Blogger santos. said...

oops motion blur. ocean blue.

10/13/2006 01:05:00 pm

 
Blogger Gracianne said...

Uhmmm, tasty!
I never knew a ceramic knife was needed for the butter.

10/13/2006 06:57:00 pm

 
Blogger Anthony said...

I liked motion blue.
I've got a bit of messing around to do on the couor balance on my screen, but the Nikon does have a White Balance calibrating feature,w ere I more diligent.

Come Christmas time, I might have to sneak over there with my hessian sack.

Gracianne
Absolument!

10/15/2006 03:13:00 pm

 

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