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Roast Lamb and Mint Pea Mash with Pan Gravy

This roasted dish pairs lamb leg steak with potatoes, peeled and cubed, frozen peas and mint, chopped. Adjust the calorie target to automatically scale the ingredients while keeping the proportions of the meal balanced.

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Estimated macros per portion

47 g Protein
59 g Carbohydrates
25 g Fat
11 g Fiber

Ingredients

650 kcal · 1 portion

Ingredient quantities automatically adjust to your calorie target.

  • 151g lamb leg steak 211 kcal
  • 204g potatoes, peeled and cubed 157 kcal
  • 115g frozen peas 93 kcal
  • 9g butter 65 kcal
  • 53g milk 27 kcal
  • 5g mint, chopped 2 kcal
  • 7g olive oil 62 kcal
  • 2g rosemary (fresh or dried) 5 kcal
  • 142g beef or lamb stock 9 kcal
  • 5g plain flour 18 kcal
  • 1g salt 0 kcal
  • 0g black pepper 1 kcal

Cooking instructions

  1. olive oilrosemary (fresh or dried)saltblack pepper
    Preheat oven to 220 F. Pat lamb dry and rub with olive oil, rosemary, salt, and black pepper.
  2. Roast lamb on a small tray for 14 to 18 minutes (depending on thickness) until cooked to your liking. Rest 5 minutes, loosely covered.
  3. potatoes
    Meanwhile, boil potatoes in salted water 10 to 12 minutes until tender; drain.
  4. potatoesfrozen peasbuttermilkmint
    In the same pot, warm peas with butter and 2 tablespoons water until hot. Add potatoes back, mash with peas and milk until creamy. Stir in mint and season.
  5. beef or lamb stockplain flour
    Make quick pan gravy: in a small pan, warm stock and whisk in flour; simmer 2 to 3 minutes until slightly thickened.
  6. frozen peas
    Slice lamb and serve over pea mash with gravy.

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