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ninnyscrops

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Those courgettes that turned into a semi-marrow
« on: September 26, 2008, 22:01:50 »
Found a recipe in Gino D'Acampo and adapted it a little  ;)

Serves 2

Preheat oven to a warmish 100c

15 garlic cloves unpeeled
2 lamb loin chops
2 long sprigs of garlic
6 medium courgettes (used half a semi-marrow peeled and sliced lengthways into about 1 inch x 4 inch pieces)
Olive oil
Salt and pepper

(My additions were):-
Cherry toms or larger if you have them
Fresh basil
Grated parmesan cheese - or any cheese you fancy

Drop the unpeeled garlic cloves into salted water and boil for 5 mins - strain and cool
Using a skewer pierce the lamb chops and pass the long rosemary leaves through (gave up at this stage and just pierced the outside and poked about 6 trimmed bits in each chop  :))

Brush with olive oil and place on a skillet (or frying pan) and cook chops for about 5 mins turning once.

Add the courgettes or semi-marrows and garlic and cook for a further 8 mins.

Take off the chops place in any oven proof container/tray , sprinkle with parmesan (or your personal preferrance) at put in the oven to cook further or keep warm - this is up to you.

Cut up some toms and add to the frying pan with the courgettes (marrow) add some fresh basil and toss around on a medium heat till all tender, add seasoning if required at this point.

Serve up the courgette/tom sauce on a plate topped with the lamb chop -  :P (IMHO  ;))

Could poss do the same with pork chops and maybe lemon balm.

Ninnyscrops
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