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Published 1986
‘Noisettes are the most tender cut of lamb and, in this recipe, they should be accompanied by equally tender artichokes. It is during the spring that you will be able to find these tender artichokes which, prepared in Pinzimonio, can even be eaten raw. But you can substitute canned artichoke hearts.’
Cut the lamb fillet into 2.5cm (1 in) thick noisettes. Wash the artichokes and pull off the tough outside leaves. Trim off the tops and cut into quarters. If the artichokes have hairy chokes, remove these with a sharp knife. Put the hearts aside in a bowl of cold water with the slice of lemon (to prevent discoloration).
Heat the olive oil in a medium saucepan and fry the noisettes, turn
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