Quick, Easy, Tasty & Nutritious: Stir-fried lamb, green beans and rice 'Beautifully tender meat, crunchy green beans and gorgeously separate rice grains. Fabulous!' Retired writer |
The lamb was lean and with little fat; it was sliced thinly before marinading.
The cooked lamb could have been served just as it was for a low-carb treat but 67 added quick-cook fluffy white Basmati rice** to soak up the fabulous juices.
It was quite delicious, even though frugal - very little meat is required. The recipe multiplies nicely.
Cost: £1'ish
Feeds: 1 but multiplies easily
*M&S
**Waitrose Aromatic & Fluffy Basmati
Ingredients:40gm green beans, topped & tailed
peanut or light vegetable oil
Marinade:
2 tbsp sherry
1 tbsp reduced salt soy sauce
1/4 tsp minced garlic
1/4 tsp minced peeled ginger
zest of orange
1-2 tsp orange juice
water or stock
Cooked rice (opt)
Method:
- Mix marinade ingredients in a shallow bowl
- Slice lamb cubes into thin slices
- Place in marinade 20mins, turning now and again
- Cook rice according to instruction; keep warm
- Top and tail green beans
- At end of marinading period, heat a large frying pan over high heat until very hot
- Spray pan generously with oil; add slices of meat in one layer, shaking off marinade into the bowl; don't touch meat for 1-2 mins or until brown and crusty underneath
- Turn meat over; cook half a minute; add green beans, leftover marinade and a couple of tablespoons water or stock; stirring rapidly
- Cover, turn heat down to med; leave 2-3 mins or until beans are cooked to your liking
- Pour lamb & juices over rice
'Beautifully tender meat, green beans with just the right amount of crunchiness and gorgeous grains of rice; gorgeous layers of flavour!' Retired writer
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Copyright: This recipe has been developed by B M Lee/ Bright Sun Enterprises and may not be reproduced, in any form, without the author's written permission'
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