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Roast lamb shoulder

July 26, 2012 Tina2 Comments

This roast lamb shoulder was so delicious and easy. Buy a deboned lamb shoulder, open it out and spread the inside with chopped capers, dijon, anchovies, lemon, olive oil, garlic and parsley, roll it up, tie with string. Roast at 230C for 30 minutes until golden and crispy then reduce heat to 160C for 30 minutes per… Continue reading Roast lamb shoulder

BBQ · Markets · Vegetables

Parramatta Markets

January 18, 2009 Tina4 Comments

On Saturday morning I visited Parramatta markets in Church Street Mall for the first time, after meaning to head down there for ages. It was small but worth going for the wonderful vegetable stall and is infinitely more relaxing than some larger markets where the hustle can get tiresome. Beautiful zucchini flowers, carrots, snake beans… Continue reading Parramatta Markets

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