Ingredients
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Confit Brisket
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1 Lamb
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1 bulb Garlic
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4 sprigs Thyme
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1 Onion
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5 Black Peppercorns
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1 handful Tomato
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Vegetable Broth
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Salt
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Confit Peppers
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1 Red Pepper
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1 Bell Peppers
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30 ml Olive Oil
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Lamb Rump
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1 Lamb
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Oil
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1 sprig Thyme
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Aubergine Puree
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4 Aubergines
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8 sprigs Thyme
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Sea Salt
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Olive Oil
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Double Cream
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Salt
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Aubergine Crisp
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1 Aubergines
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Icing Sugar
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Sea Salt
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Artichokes
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Violet Artichokes
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Vegetable Broth
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Basil
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Lamb
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Directions
Steps
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Confit BrisketIn a heavy-based pan, colour the brisket in a thin film of oil. |
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Once uniform, remove and add the garlic, thyme, onion and peppercorns. Colour evenly and return the brisket to the pan. |
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Cover with vegetable stock, bring to a simmer and skim the fat. |
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Cover with foil, place in a preheated oven at 120°C and cook slowly for 10 hours, or until falling apart. |
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Once cooked, leave to cool for 1 hour. |
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Remove from the pan and flake the meat into a bowl. Season to taste. Reduce the juice and add to the meat. |
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Add tomatoes and mix well until it forms a paste. |
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Split into golf ball sized portions and store in the fridge until needed. |
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Confit PeppersIf you have a steamer, remove the skin of the peppers using a blowtorch. Place the peppers in a tray, cover with cling film and cook in a steam oven for 8-10 minutes. |
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Alternatively, remove the skin of the peppers using a blowtorch. Cook in olive oil at 80°C for 10 minutes. When soft, but sTrim all excess fat from the rump.keep aside. |
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Lamb RumpTrim all excess fat from the rump. |
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If using a water bath: vacuum adding a drizzle of olive oil and thyme and cook at 58°C for 2½ hours. |
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For traditional method: colour the rump in a sauté pan with a light film of oil. Place in a preheated oven at 160°C for 12- 14 minutes, turning half way. Remove from heat, rest and flash to serve when needed. |
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Aubergine pureeHalve the aubergine; score the flesh and place in a tray. |
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Spread the thyme evenly into the cut, season with sea salt and drizzle with olive oil. Cover with foil. Bake at 160°C for 1 hour. |
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Remove from oven and spoon the flesh onto dry kitchen towel. |
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Blitz in food processor, purée the flesh and slowly add the reduced cream until smooth. Season to taste. |
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Pass and reserve. Heat for service. |
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Aubergine CrispThinly slice the aubergine length ways. Place onto silicone mat lined tray. |
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Dust with icing sugar and season with sea salt. Place second tray on top to press. |
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Bake at 160°C for 10 minutes. |
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Dry out in hot cupboard for 6-8 hours. Store in dehydrator to obtain a fine crisp. |
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ArtichokesPrep artichokes down to the heart. Store aside in lemon water to avoid discolouration. |
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Cook in vegetable stock and simmer until the heart is tender. |
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Remove, cool and pat dry. |
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Place one lamb brisket ball on each artichoke heart. Finish with 1 basil leaf. Wrap in pigs cauls. |
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To serve, panfry until evenly coloured. Poach in stock until hot and glaze with lamb jus. |
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Roast the rump on the fat side until coloured. Serve as pictured. |