Parmesan and rosemary potato gratin with pan fried lamb
Parmesan and rosemary potato gratin with pan fried lamb

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To begin with this particular recipe, we must first prepare a few ingredients. You can have parmesan and rosemary potato gratin with pan fried lamb using 8 ingredients and 4 steps. Here is how you can achieve it.

The ingredients needed to make Parmesan and rosemary potato gratin with pan fried lamb:
  1. Take Enough potatoes for everyone
  2. Take Enough lamb for everyone
  3. Get About 200 ml of milk
  4. Get About 70 g of Parmesan cheese grated
  5. Prepare Few sprigs of rosemary
  6. Take butter or two
  7. Prepare Olive oil
  8. Make ready Salt and pepper

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Steps to make Parmesan and rosemary potato gratin with pan fried lamb:
  1. Marinate the lamb overnight with plenty of rosemary. Remove from fridge 2 hours before cooking. Very carefully with a mandolin, slice the potatoes (I left skin on but peel if you want) and soak in cold water for 10-20 minutes. Meanwhile grease ramekins with butter and preheat oven to 160
  2. Dry potatoes on kitchen paper. Add a layer of potatoes in the ramekins. Add salt, pepper, Parmesan and a bit of rosemary. Add another layer of potatoes and do the same again. Continue until ingredients finished. When you get to the last layer of potatoes, add the milk in each, just enough to cover them. Then add plenty of Parmesan as final touch and spray with olive oil
  3. Now they are ready to bake. Bake potatoes for about an hour. With 15 mins to go, Heat some butter and oil in a pan. Brown lamb on both sides and season to taste. When nicely sizzling, add a small glass of wine (optional) and cook until your liking. Rest the lamb and check potatoes
  4. They should be delicious looking with a crusty top. With a spoon, lift them out and plate up 😊

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