Sentences with phrase «leg cooked in a slow cooker»

Tender and juicy lamb leg cooked in a slow cooker with herbs and spices is super easy and simple - you'll only need a few common ingredients.

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What is better than a beautifully cooked English roast dinner with all the family to join in, especially if it is a leg of lamb, slow roasted with rosemary and garlic!

You place everything in your heavy pot and do a slow braise, then remove the lid to cook off the liquid and crisp up the skin and the undersides of the legs.

i made some the other day in a really big slow cooker using about 31/2 carcasses (no legs or wings).

Basting with pan juices cools the surface of the turkey and slows down cooking, which in turn keeps the breast meat cooking at close to the same rate as the legs and thighs.

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Dense, bone - in chicken leg quarters benefit from long, slow cooking over indirect heat.

When you're cooking lamb at home, keep in mind that although lamb may be cooked the same as beef, it's best when marinated with olive oil, garlic and herbs and then slow - cooked over an indirect fire until it reaches an internal temperature of 145 degrees F (about 20 minutes per pound plus 25 minutes for a boneless leg).

This leg of lamb is slow roasted with classic Greek flavors of oregano, rosemary, lemon juice, white wine, and plenty of garlic, resulting in a perfectly - cooked tender lamb that is perfect for any special occasion!

Marinated in an easy lemony garlic yogurt mixture, then broiled quickly to sear the meat and slow roasted with wine, garlic and herbs, this roasted leg of lamb is mouth - watering delicious... even if you cook the lamb -LSB-...]

In the morning my 8 - month - old had a bone marrow fritter (click for the recipe on my blog) and for dinner he ate a version of what we ate: slow cooker chicken (a strip of leg meat) and purple sweet potato roasted in larIn the morning my 8 - month - old had a bone marrow fritter (click for the recipe on my blog) and for dinner he ate a version of what we ate: slow cooker chicken (a strip of leg meat) and purple sweet potato roasted in larin lard.

Place chicken legs in the bottom of the slow - cooker.

Utilizing organic produce grown in their own gardens, they serve classic French cuisine with local touches — such as the slow - cooked Mekong fish, fried frog legs and lamb shank with cardamom — with typical Gallic service and style.