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A 5 hour slow-cooked Moroccan lamb dish that would traditionally use a '''[[Tangia|tangia]]'''.  Our version uses a [[Dutch oven|dutch oven]] and a conventional cooker and is quite similar to [[Jamie Oliver's 4 hour slow roast lamb]] but with a bit more [[Spice|spice]].
Traditionally, this dish would use cheap cuts of [[meat]], [[lamb]] [[shank]], shoulder etc. Although the [[Tangia|tangia cooking process]] was originally a peasant's way of cooking, because it transforms simple food into something so exotic, I think it's worth using really good cuts of [[lamb]].  Feel free to ignore me though!
The aroma that issues from this dish while cooking will stop you in your tracks.  A really complex [[lemon]] scent, the perfume of [[ground coriander]], roasting [[lamb]] and just a tiny hint of [[Garlic|garlic]] and [[onions]] (and I'm not being sarcastic). It is staggering, so please do try to cook this.
Even if you are making this for less than six people, I would still use the same amount of ingredients, but just reduce the meat per person, and maybe a little less [[butter]].


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<span class="reviewAuthor"> [[User:PSmith|Paul&nbsp;R&nbsp;Smith]] </span></span>
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A 5 hour slow-cooked Moroccan lamb dish that would traditionally use a '''[[Tangia|tangia]]'''.  Our version uses a [[Dutch oven|dutch oven]] and a conventional cooker and is quite similar to [[Jamie Oliver's 4 hour slow roast lamb]] but with a bit more [[Spice|spice]].
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Traditionally, this dish would use cheap cuts of [[meat]], [[lamb]] [[shank]], shoulder etc. Although the [[Tangia|tangia cooking process]] was originally a peasant's way of cooking, because it transforms simple food into something so exotic, I think it's worth using really good cuts of [[lamb]].  Feel free to ignore me though!
 
The aroma that issues from this dish while cooking will stop you in your tracks.  A really complex [[lemon]] scent, the perfume of [[ground coriander]], roasting [[lamb]] and just a tiny hint of [[Garlic|garlic]] and [[onions]] (and I'm not being sarcastic). It is staggering, so please do try to cook this.
 
Even if you are making this for less than six people, I would still use the same amount of ingredients, but just reduce the meat per person, and maybe a little less [[butter]].
 
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| 200 g lean cuts of [[lamb]] per person (eg leg of [[lamb]] steaks  or 1.8 kg shoulder of [[Lamb|lamb]] cut into 6 sections
| 200 g lean cuts of [[lamb]] per person (eg leg of [[lamb]] steaks  or 1.8 kg shoulder of [[Lamb|lamb]] cut into 6 sections
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| Place the pot in the middle of the oven, '''immediately reduce the heat to 140° C (275° F - gas 1)''' and slow cook for 5 hours
| Place the pot in the middle of the oven, '''immediately reduce the heat to 140° C (275° F - gas 1)''' and slow cook for 5 hours
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Image:Slow cooked lamb tangia ready for the oven.jpg|thumb|300px|right|Ready for the oven
Image:Slow cooked lamb tangia ready for the oven.jpg|thumb|300px|right|Ready for the oven
Image:Slow cooked lamb tangia ready to blend.jpg|thumb|300px|right|Ready to blend
Image:Slow cooked lamb tangia ready to blend.jpg|thumb|300px|right|Ready to blend
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