Lamb Shank with Bean Stew |
I am addicted to lamb. We went to a Mediterranean Buffet in
Houston and found some new dishes. This is my version of their Lamb Shanks.
Lamb is one of the best meats for a “B Type” blood. I have
really been trying to keep to the “Blood Type” diet as much as I can. I have
not had. It is a good way to eat all around. Eating whole foods and
cooking from scratch may be more expensive, especially when I buy organic, but
I would rather pay for good ingredients than good doctors.
Enjoy this stew/soup.
Enjoy this stew/soup.
LAMB SHANK WITH BEANS 4 servings
2C Dried twelve bean soup mix
Water
1 large lamb shank frozen
package of chicken broth
¼ of large sweet onion
1 Tablespoon oregano
2 Cloves garlic minced
1 Teaspoon salt
½ Teaspoon pepper
1 Teaspoon jalapeno pepper minced
Water
1 large lamb shank frozen
package of chicken broth
¼ of large sweet onion
1 Tablespoon oregano
2 Cloves garlic minced
1 Teaspoon salt
½ Teaspoon pepper
1 Teaspoon jalapeno pepper minced
Soak dried beans overnight in water. (at least 4 inches
above the beans in a bowl).
Next day combine beans, shank (frozen), chicken broth, onion, oregano, garlic, salt, and pepper in slow cooker. Cover with water at least 2 inches above mixture.
Cook 6-8 hours on high
Turn off or put on warm and add jalapenos. Take meat off bone and shred. (Use a fork)
Let stew sit for 1-2 hours on warm giving the jalapenos time to spice it up. You can eliminate this if you do not want it hot or you can add more if you like hot stew.
Next day combine beans, shank (frozen), chicken broth, onion, oregano, garlic, salt, and pepper in slow cooker. Cover with water at least 2 inches above mixture.
Cook 6-8 hours on high
Turn off or put on warm and add jalapenos. Take meat off bone and shred. (Use a fork)
Let stew sit for 1-2 hours on warm giving the jalapenos time to spice it up. You can eliminate this if you do not want it hot or you can add more if you like hot stew.
You can add carrots and celery to this mix if you wanted. It
is basically a stew.
Serve
with warm crusty bread or cornbread.
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