Braised lamb shanks in yellow curry recipe

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Fan of lamb shanks? Why not try our traditional braised lamb shanks recipe. Or perhaps you'd prefer Gabriel Gaté's French-style lamb shanks with thyme and olives.

Ingredients

Lamb shanks
12 lamb shanks, French trimmed
Oil for sealing
1 carrot, chopped
2 brown onions, peeled and chopped
2 stems celery, leaves removed and chopped
Sea salt to season
Water to cover shanks

Curry paste

6 dried red chillies, deseeded and soaked until soft, squeeze dry
3 slices galangal
5 garlic cloves
3 shallots or half red onion, sliced
2 tbsp lemongrass, sliced
6 coriander roots, sliced
1 tspn shrimp paste
1 tspn turmeric
¼ cup vegetable oil, for frying

Seasoning

6 tbsp fish sauce
4 tbsp palm sugar
6 kaffir lime leaves
6 cups coconut milk

Preparation

Lamb shanks
In a very hot saucepan, large enough to fit the shanks upright, seal all shanks in a little oil and season with sea salt.

Remove from the pan.

Add vegetables to saucepan, stand shanks upright on vegetables.

Cover with water, bring to boil lower heat until just simmering.

Cover and let simmer for approximately 2 hours or until tender.


Curry paste
Pound all ingredients together in a mortar and pestle until a smooth paste forms.


Curry sauce
Over medium heat, gently fry curry paste in vegetable oil, until aromatic. Gradually add coconut milk. Add palm sugar, fish sauce, kaffir lime leaves and cook gently.

Stir occasionally until it reduces by half. Add hot shanks and serve with toasted bread or steamed jasmine rice.


If you enjoyed this Braised lamb shanks in yellow curry recipe then browse more Thai recipes, curry recipes and our most popular hainanese chicken rice recipe.

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Comments (1)

   
03 Jul 2010 08:19 AEST
Mimi Cox
North Tamborine
Yummy
We made this recipe the first time 2 years ago, and it remains our favourite for entertaining special guests. Well worth the effort. Absolutely delicious.
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