Description
              A unique appetizer — grilled individual lamb-rack chops with curry sauce, eaten like a popsicle by holding the bone.
Source
              Don Genova's Vij's Lamb Popsicles Recipe
Yield
    7 Servings
  Preparation time
              
  30 minutes
          Cooking time
              
  2 hours
          Total time
    
  2 hours, 30 minutes
  Ingredients
          2 lamb rack, single (frenched)
          1⁄4 cup white wine
          1⁄4 cup yellow mustard (grainy)
          5⁄6 teaspoon salt
          2 tablespoons garlic (crushed)
          3 tablespoons canola oil
          1 tablespoon tumeric
          1 liter whipping cream
          1 tablespoon green fenugreek flakes (dried; also known as Kasuri Methi)
          1⁄2 teaspoon cayenne pepper
          1⁄4 teaspoon paprika
              Instructions
              - Cut the racks of lamb into the "popsicles" by slicing the chops in between the bones
- Mix the white wine, mustard and 1/3 tsp salt together in a large bowl, then add the popsicles, turning to coat them on all sides
- Cover and set aside in the refrigerator for a couple of hours
- In a separate bowl, mix together the whipping cream, 1/2 tsp salt, paprika, cayenne, fenugreek flakes and lemon juice
- In a medium-sized, heavy pot, sauté the crushed garlic in the canola oil
- Once the garlic is golden in colour, add the turmeric, stir and heat for one minute
- Add the whipping cream mixture, stir and heat on low to medium heat for a few minutes (the water in the whipping cream will evaporate, thickening the sauce; but if your heat is too high, the cream will separate!)
- If making the sauce a day ahead, let the garlic mixture cool completely, then add to the cream mixture and refrigerate
- Thicken the sauce close to serving time by heating gently
- Grill the popsicles just before you are ready to serve your meal
- You can either pour the cream curry over the grilled popsicles or use it as a dipping curry for them
- Serve them over some sliced, cooked potatoes that have been lightly sautéed in oil with a couple of handfuls of washed spinach thrown in, just until the spinach wilts slightly
Notes
              Submitted by Tina of Waterloo.
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