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Rosana serves up her seco de cordero recipe, a Peruvian lamb stew flavoured with coriander and cumin for a comforting midweek meal packed with South American flavour.
Start by making the coriander purée. Blend the coriander leaves in 100ml of water and set aside for later
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Dice the lamb leg into 2.5cm pieces and season with salt, pepper, cumin and oregano
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Brown the meat in a large skillet with canola oil (or any other flavourless oil) over a medium to high heat. Work in batches if necessary to avoid overcrowding the pan
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When golden, remove the lamb from the pan and reserve until needed
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In the same pan, add some more canola oil and sauté the diced onions and garlic. Add the ají amarillo paste and mix well
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Add half of the coriander purée to the garlic and onion mix – this will help deglaze the pan and incorporate all the nice lamb juices
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Return the lamb to the pan and pour half of the stock and all of beer. Turn down the heat and simmer for 15 minutes
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Combine with the rest of the coriander purée, the other half of the stock and the diced carrots and continue to simmer for another 10 minutes
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Add the peas and turn off the heat. Mix well, season and serve with steamed rice and white beans