Chef Jeremy Barlow of Tayst Restaurant in Nashville shared this sausage-stuffed lamb saddle recipe. (Ask your butcher about lamb saddle if you’re not familiar with the cut.) This recipe takes a bit more preparation—it’s perfect for a lazy day cooking with friends--but the result is worth it!
Prep: 2 hrs
Cook: 6 hrs 30 mins
Yields: 12 servings
Ingredients
For the Saddle
2 American Lamb saddles, bone-in
2 onions
2 carrots
1 bunchcelery
1 pinttomatoes
1 oz.dried thyme
1 bunchparsley
1 cupwhole peppercorns
4 bay leaves
2 to 3 (750 ml) bottles dry red wine
For the Sausage
4 lbsAmerican Lamb shoulder or meat scraps, cubed (see Note)
1 piece fresh nutmeg
2 tbsppaprika
1 tspcrushed red pepper flakes
1/2 cupminced garlic
1/2 cupminced shallots
1 tbspdried mustard
1 tbspdried marjoram
1 tbspdried oregano
2 tbspbrown sugar
1 tbspkosher salt
1 tbsppepper
To Assemble
4 boned lamb saddles
4 lamb sausage
Butcher’s twine, as needed
3 fennel bulbs, cut in large dice
2 yellow onions, cut in large dice
3 parsnips, cut in large dice
1 bunchfresh thyme
1 bunchfresh tarragon
Kosher salt and pepper, as needed
Lamb stock (chicken stock can be substituted), as needed
Directions
*Note: If making your own sausage it not an option, simply use ground lamb instead of the cubed lamb meat and mix the ground lamb with the spices. Skip the 2 to 3 day marinating process.
*Marinate time: 2 to 3 days (if making own sausage)
*Cook time: 6 to 7 hours plus 8 hours for simmering stock
Recipe and image provided by the American Lamb Board
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