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Cote d?agneau grillee aux herbes


By Gourmande in Osaka (Visit website)





Cote d’agneau, lamb chop, seared, rare inside, in olive oil and herbes de Provence. In the same pan, a stir-fry of eringi mushrooms and red onions.



Rich soup : a frozen left-over of carrots, celery, cauliflower, fava beans. A handful of shishito peppers, red onions, tomato paste, natto, the stalks of shungiku.

Flavoring : olive oil, garlic, harissa and cumin. To go with couscous :



Whole couscous, slightly buttered. Warmed by a little cinammon and boiled raisins.



Shungiku, “spring chrystanthemum” leaves as a salad, simply with sea salt, sesame and a little black rice vinegar.


Cal :665.7 F26.0g C82.3g P33.6g




Filed under: (quick) 5 minutes active cooking, French / Cuisine francaise Tagged: butter, cinnamon, couccous, cumin, eringi mushroom, French cuisine, harissa, herbes de Provence, herbs, Japanese mushrooms, lamb, natto, olive oil, raisin, red onion


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