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Butterflied Lamb with Fennel and Mandarin Marinade

Summery Lamb Leg Recipe with Marinade

4

Serves

1 hr

Prep Time

15 mins

Cook Time

The Ironclad Pan Company

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The Ironclad Pan Company

This butterflied leg of lamb recipe is fantastic as a summer Sunday lunch or dinner. The fresh and flavorsome marinade is a perfect accompaniment to the lamb.

This recipe is written for cooking in and on a conventional oven or on a BBQ. Cooking over the open fire is no different in terms of timings for the lamb. But definitely adds that extra tasty smoky taste.

This butterflied leg of lamb recipe is fantastic as a summer Sunday lunch or dinner. The fresh and flavorsome marinade is a perfect accompaniment to the lamb. This recipe is written for cooking in and on a conventional oven or on a BBQ. Cooking over the open fire is no different in terms of timings for the lamb. But definitely adds that extra tasty smoky taste.

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Butterflied Lamb with Fennel and Mandarin Marinade
Butterflied Lamb with Fennel and Mandarin Marinade

Ingredients

Lamb

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1 Quality Mark butterflied boneless lamb leg

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2 Tbsp olive oil

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to taste salt

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to taste black pepper

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fennel

Marinade

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½ cup red wine

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1 Tbsp fennel seeds

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1 garlic clove

sliced

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1 Tbsp coarse ground mustard

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3 mandarin

halved

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6 bay leaves

Method

For the Prep

For the Lamb

1

Mix all ingredients and marinate the lamb for up to 24 hours. The longer, the tastier.

2

Remove from fridge one hour before cooking.

3

Heat oven/BBQ to 200°C.

4

Remove meat from marinade and let most of the marinade drain off.

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Nutrition Information per Serving (268.7g)

Percentage daily intakes are based on an average adult diet of 8700 kJ (2100 kilocalories).

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Energy

1505.7 kJ (359.7 kCal kcal)

Protein

32.4g

Total Fat

18.0g

Saturated Fat

4.4g

Carbs

9.1g

Sugars

7.4g

Sodium

369mg

Iron*

3.4mg

* Percentage of recommended daily intake (Aust/NZ)