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fantomlord

is Blowin Smoke!
Joined
Sep 24, 2012
Location
Sauk City, WI
so I had some leftovers from the lamb leg I did the other day
http://www.bbq-brethren.com/forum/showthread.php?t=200566

and since it was a bit chilly today, I figured a shepherd's pie was in order. Started off by sauteing some leeks, carrots and celery in some rendered lamb fat (seasoned with some salt and pepper)
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put the boy to work stirring :becky:, and tossed in some shrooms
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followed by some cubed leftover lamb, and let that get happy for a few mins, then added in a few cups of french onion soup, and some arrowroot to thicken.
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let it come up to a boil, then topped with the leftover mashed celeriac potatoes from the leg cook
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parked it in the oven for a bit at around 450° or so until it looked like this
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it definitely hit the spot on a cold day
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Looks great Matt! I have some leftover lamb in the freezer too. Thanks so much for the post, I need to try this! :grin:
 
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