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Published 2000
Lamb meat is usually cooked with the bone; this goes for all stews. A favourite cut is the breast, which is carved into double cutlets, that is two ribs for every portion. When nicely trimmed, it is not as fatty as the shoulder. Some people will prefer to add ¼ tsp cinnamon and a tsp of nutmeg as lamb has a much stronger flavour.
In a large pan, brown the meat with the onion in hot oil. Add the salt and spices and enough water to cover the meat. Bring to the boil then let it simmer for 60–70 minutes. The amount of time can vary according to the type and cut of meat you use. It is to be noted that lamb cooks faster than beef; however, it is always better to consult your butcher. Remove the strings, then wash the beans an
