Simple Way to Prepare Jamie Oliver Sticky Lamb Coconut Curry

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To get started with this particular recipe, we have to first prepare a few ingredients. You can have sticky lamb coconut curry using 13 ingredients and 8 steps. Here is how you cook that.

The ingredients needed to make Sticky Lamb Coconut Curry:

1. Prepare 4 lamb leg steaks- diced & shaken in a bag with a tbsp flour
2. Get 1 tbsp Turmeric
3. Prepare 1 tbsp Gara Masala
4. Prepare 1 tbsp Cumin
5. Take 1 tsp Ras El hanout
6. Get lots of white pepper and salt
7. Make ready 3/4 cloves garlic
8. Make ready 1 tin coconut milk
9. Take 1 large onion
10. Get 1 large red pepper
11. Get big handful of spinach
12. Make ready 1 whole bunch of coriander (optional, or use less if you are not a fan)
13. Get Serve with coconut or plain white rice, popadoms and chutney

The lamb curry will keep simmering and getting more concentrated as the lamb continues cooking but on lower heat. Add the bell peppers and adjust the salt if needed. Lamb Coconut Curry, Tender meat in a delicious creamy gravy. Easy dinner that tastes much better than what's served in restuarants.

Instructions to make Sticky Lamb Coconut Curry:

1. Chop the onion and fry aggresively in a pot/pan with all the spices for about 4 mins, turn the heat down and add the garlic and continue to cook for a few mins. remove from the pan and set aside.
2. Return the pan to a medium to high heat and add a drop of oil (your choice) add the floury lamb and cook until sealed, add the onions and spices back to the pan with the meat.
3. Open your can of coconut milk but dont shake it up, pour the watery part of the milk into the pan, saving the real thick stuff until the end.
4. Add a little bit of water and allow the meat and spices etc to cook for about 40 mins stirry occasionaly.
5. Once the sauce has thickend, add the diced red pepper and half of your coriander and half of the thick coconut milk and allow to simmer for another 10 mins.
6. Your curry is nearly ready so pop your rice etc on to cook.
7. Once you are nearly ready to dish up add the rest of your coconut milk, spinach and almost all your coriander, saving some leaves to garnish. Bring to the boil then turn off the heat, stir well and serve.
8. Sprinkle with remaining coriander leaves and a few crushed chilli.

Lamb Coconut Curry, Tender meat in a delicious creamy gravy. Easy dinner that tastes much better than what's served in restuarants. At Serious Eats we're typically more concerned with deliciousness than authenticity. Sticky Lamb Coconut Curry. lamb leg steaks- diced & shaken in a bag with a tbsp flour•Turmeric•Gara Masala•Cumin•Ras El hanout•lots of white pepper and salt•garlic•coconut milk. Slow-cooked lamb curry with a rich and delicately spiced coconut curry sauce.

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