Lamb over potato gratin

12/12/04

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Lamb over potato gratin

This is a meal that shows the Kamado to great advantage. While deriving flavor from the hardwood lump-charcoal fire, it also makes use of the heat control capabilities of the ceramic cooker to function in a manner similar to a conventional oven.

Potatoes and sweet onions, layered in Dutch oven.

The browned meats. Leg of lamb on the left. Pork tenderloins (for the rest of the family) on the right.

The potato gratin—potatoes, onions, turkey stock—ready to cook in the Kamado.

The browned meats, placed atop the gratin, ready for the final roasting.

The finished dish, fresh out of the Kamado.

Ready for serving. The meats have been sliced and arranged on the gratin, and the carving juices poured over.

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