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01/13/2012
Redolent of rosemary, chiles, and balsamic vinegar, this sweet-and-sour dish is based on one from McGill College student Amanda Garbut.
Issue #117
02/12/2008
Qabili pilau is widely considered to be the national dish of Afghanistan.
Issue #109
02/12/2008
This Northern Indian dish uses aromatics—such as coriander, cumin and dried chiles to flavor the dish.
Issue #109
08/23/2007
This gravy is enriched with a variety of meats: hot Italian sausage, slender baby back ribs, thin-cut lamb shoulder chops, and more.
Issue #105
01/17/2008
Lamb in Turkey is very tender and scented by the wild thyme the sheep feed on in the hills, making it a popular choice for many Turkish dishes.
Issue #95
03/11/2007
Sweet, delectable lamb’s liver is a favorite dish in Ireland—to do this dish justice, use the liver of a young spring lamb.
Issue #91
02/27/2002
The small, pale green kidney-shaped beans called flageolets are a classic accompaniment for lamb in traditional French cuisine.
Issue #40
11/07/2000
We first tried this traditional Berber specialty in a tent at the Auberge Telouet, a restaurant in the High Atlas Mountains of Morocco.
Issue #25
04/04/2007
This soup was probably invented to use up the offal from the lamb or kid to be roasted for the Easter Sunday feast.
Issue #17
09/11/2007
This stew is from Bari, a coastal town in southeastern Italy, where lamb is a staple.
Issue #10
07/13/2007
Khlea, or preserved meat (usually lamb or beef), is used to flavor a variety of Moroccan dishes.
Issue #7
01/27/2007
A unique twist on a traditional Greek dish, this recipe blends a flavorful asssortment of spices and ingredients.
Issue #5