Lamb samosas with cinnamon
Aline Ménétrey (13/20) takes us on a journey to Morocco with this spicy recipe.
Ingredients
- For 4 people
- A recipe to pare with the Epesses rouge de Pinget Vins, AOC Lavaux.
- Stuffing
- 120g lamb shoulder, cut into pieces
- 3g ground cinnamon
- 2sweet chillies, minced
- 20g fresh coriander, chopped
- 1small onion, chopped
- 2cloves garlic, pressed
- Orange zest
- Salt and pepper
- Folding
- 4sheets of brick (samosas) pastry
- Egg yolk
- Carrot purée
- 3dl carrot juice
- 500g carrot, cut into mirepoix
- 3dl orange juice
- 2cinnamon sticks
- Salt
- Roasted baby carrots
- 4baby carrots
- Ground cinnamon
- Garam massala
- Rum orange émulsion
- 100g Rum butter
- 200g orange juice
- Salt
Instructions
Step 1
StuffingStep 2
Put the lamb through the mincer (or ask your butcher to do it for you) and season with the rest of the ingredients.Step 3
FoldingStep 4
Cut the sheets of pastry into strips, brush with egg yolk, add a little lamb stuffing and fold into a tight triangle. Fry when ready to serve.Step 5
Carrot puréeStep 6
Sweat the carrots in olive oil, season with salt, add the carrot juice and orange juice and leave to simmer. Blend the tender carrots and reduced juice to obtain a smooth purée. Keep warm.Step 7
Roasted baby carrotsStep 8
Clean the baby carrots, sweat the spices in olive oil, add the carrots, sweat and moisten lightly with vegetable stock. Cover until the carrots are cooked. Place in the oven before serving.Step 9
Rum orange émulsionStep 10
Reduce the orange juice by half. In a separate saucepan, melt the butter with the rum. Whisk the orange juice into the butter.Step 11
DecorationStep 12
Fry the carrots leaves for half a minute. Use as a decoration and garnish.