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Meats, Grains New Zealand Waitrose2 2 servings

INGREDIENTS

4 New Zealand Lamb Leg Steaks
5 ml Each turmeric and cinnamon; (1tsp)
2 1/2 ml Each of salt & freshly ground black; ( 1/2tsp)
; pepper
125 g Dried prunes; chopped (4 1/2oz)
4 Rashers smoked streaky bacon
1 Knorr Lamb stock cube; dissolved in
200 ml Boiling water; (7fl oz)
15 ml Cornflour; blended with a
; little water
; (1tbsp)
250 ml Orange juice; (9fl oz)
125 g Couscous; (4 1/2oz)
25 g Sultanas; (1oz)
25 g Shelled pistachio nuts; (1oz)
1/2 pk Fresh coriander; chopped

INSTRUCTIONS

FOR THE COUSCOUS
Cover the lamb steaks in cling film and on a flat surface pound them with a
rolling pin until almost double in size.
Combine the turmeric, cinnamon and seasoning and lightly dust each steak
with the mixture.
Sprinkle the prunes over the steaks, roll up tightly and wrap each in a
rasher of bacon. Secure with a cocktail stick.
Place on a baking tray in a preheated oven 200°C, 400°F, gas mark 6 for
15-20 minutes or until thoroughly cooked.
Meanwhile bring the stock to the boil, add the cornflour and continue to
boil until thickened. Add any meat juices and sediment from the baking
tray.
Gently heat the orange juice, pour over the couscous and sultanas and allow
to stand for 10 minutes. Fluff up with a fork and heat gently. Add the
pistachios, coriander and plenty of seasoning.
Slice each lamb parcel into 4 and serve accompanied with the couscous and
sauce.
Converted by MC_Buster.
NOTES : The lamb steaks are rolled and stuffed with a sprinkling of prunes
or apricots and wrapped in bacon. These tangy lamb parcels are suitable for
home freezing, once prepared to item 3 below. Defrost thoroughly before
cooking.
Converted by MM_Buster v2.0l.

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