Shredded Lamb Open Taco w/ a Smooth Mexican Sauce

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Ingredients

Leg of lamb

1 onion

3 garlic cloves

1 red capsicum

810g tin tomatoes

2 c beef or chicken stock

3 tbs Mexican seasoning – Click here for the recipe

Cauliflower rice – Click here for the recipe

Corn Mountain Bread

Avocado, sliced

Sour cream

Baby spinach

Tabasco sauce

Method

Pre heat the oven to 160°c if you are using the oven

Cut the onion and capsicum into large wedges and place into the slow cooker.

Add the garlic and tomatoes to the cooker

Brown the lamb in a pan and transfer to the cooker. De-glaze the pan with some of the stock and stir in the spice mix. Pour over the lamb and add the last of the stock.

Cook in the cooker for 8 hours on low or 160°C for 6 hours in the oven (use a large baking dish and seal carefully with foil)

Make the Cauliflower Fried Rice

Cut the Mountain Bread into quarters and place on a baking tray and crisp up in the oven

The lamb is ready when it falls away from the bone easily. Remove from the oven/cooker and using a couple of forks, pull apart the meat. KEEP THE SAUCE

With the sauce left in the baking dish, blend together with a stick blender or carefully pour into a processor and blitz till it’s a smooth sauce. Add salt if needed.

Heat up the sauce in a pan and add the shredded lamb. Let it gather some of the sauce and then place back into a bowl

Place a couple of the Mountain Bread sheets on a plate, top with the cauliflower rice, shredded lamb and drizzle with the sauce. Place some avocado and sour cream on top and add Tabasco to your liking.

You can make these as tall or as large as you like.

Freeze the leftover meat as well as the sauce.

 

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