I Have Some Neck Of Lamb....

[trt]

that I want to cook for sandwiches, or cold with chips etc, and I know it has to be cooked slowly.
So would it be ok in a slow cooker with a little oil, or would I have to roast it for hours in the oven?

[Cloverjo]

I would roast in the oven on a low temp, but I know there are some slow cooker aficionados here. I never got the hang of them, myself.

[Goofy]

I'd pot roast it very slowly (150) in the oven. Probably with really cheap wine and water, and some onions, bay leaves etc.
You then get lovely stock for soups/gravy whatever. Also lots of dripping for roasting the spuds.

[Islay]

I personally would do them in the slow cooker with some carrots and onions thyme and salt and pepper cup of white or red wine and 1/2 cup of water leave for a good6-8 hours.

[pastafreak]

I do mine in the slow cooker. Rub with some middle eastern spices,brown lightly to colour...then into the slow cooker with a tiny bit of liquid. I use a 'baby' slow cooker...just 1.5 litres...it holds 2 fillets approx.

[tamborine]

dry fry lamb in stew pan to seal meat. add tin tomatos, root veg, potatos & seasoning & pinch of oregano, add boiling water to cover contents. Leave to simmer & blend in oven for 1hr. Serve with crusty roll

[tamborine]

Neck has bones - how will you put it in a sandwich?

[trt]

Thanks so much Chef's.

[tamborine]

Lamb is fatty, dont add oil or lard

[trt]

## Neck has bones - how will you put it in a sandwich?

Mmm, Thats a hard question to answer Tamborine, Erm, maybe take the bones out!!!

[tamborine]

T'aint easy & fiddly. Best bit is sucking the bone centre when cooked

[pastafreak]

trt hasn't said...but I was thinking of lamb neck fillet. No bones.

[237SJ]

Neck of lamb doesn`t have bones in it

[Mamyalynne]

Lamb Neck Fillets are boneless but Neck Chops are bone in.

Make a delicious stew.


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