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Melty goats' cheese and leek lamb burgers recipe (gluten free) from katwoman2 |
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Ingredients450g (1lb) organic lamb mince2 small or 1 big leek (finely sliced) 1/2 onion (finely sliced) 1 cup gluten-free breadcrumbs 1 egg (beaten) 4 x 1in sq cubes of hard goats' cheese (or cheddar if you prefer non-lactose free) 1 tbsp oil Salt & pepper to taste A few sprigs rosemary (leaves chopped) |
Handy HintTo make the breadcrumbs I whizz the end crusts of my gluten free loaf with some olive oil, optional herbs, black pepper, salt and lemon rind, then place in a hot over for 10 mins to dry a little. This can be frozen and used to top cod, salmon, chicken or be used in recipes such as this one. |
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Method1. Heat oil and sauté leeks & onion with salt, pepper and rosemary until soft.2. Place meat in bowl, add breadcrumbs, egg, leeks etc and a little more salt & pepper to taste. 3. Shape into 4 burger patties and press in a cube of cheese to centre, shaping meat back around so that it's dead centre. 4. Place burgers on a plate, cover with cling film & chill for 10mins. 5. Prepare a salad, wedges, fries...whatever you fancy as an accompaniment. 6. Pan fry burgers on a medium heat with no oil as they contain enough. Turn regularly. They will take 18-25 mins to cook. Once well coloured all over and piping hot serve up! | |||||||||||||||||||
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