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Welcoming Center, Management and General Chat => Recipe Book Recipe Reviews => Topic started by: Caroline J on September 21, 2010, 11:03:28 am
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Made this today, except with chicken, as I don't like lamb. I also had to leave out the red capsicum, as I accidently used it in last night's enchiladas!
Really, really yummy.
5/5
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Thanks CarolineJ. Another to mark 'for making.'
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Thanks for the review!
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Hi CarolineJ - great to see some lateral thinking :-* :-* :-* Changed the title to reflect the final dish (as others may not like lamb either ;) )
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Thanks Caroline I just received my Meat on the Menu book yesterday and thought I would try this but with lamb.
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This too got the thumbs up from all who have tasted it. I have made it 3 times in the short time of owming a TMX. We had 11 visitors staying for a period 5 days (DD's engagement party) during Qld school hools, as all had to be fed the miracle that is the thermie was a favourite with all. One evening I made dish together with beef strog, JDs mincemeat curry and chicken and cashews - leftovers were 'thin on the ground'. :) :)
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Made this last night with no capsicum divine everyone loved it.
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Made this tonight. Had leftover 'traffic light' capsicum ie red, yellow and green to use up as well as some lamb I had in the freezer. I had to tone done the chilli for the kids but absolutely delicious. A true winner recipe! Will definitely be doing this one again.
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I definitely need to get this cook book to try this, sounds yum.
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I made this today and was just wondering if I have done something wrong perhaps (see photo). This is what it looks like before the sauce is made up. Should the marinade have been drained off and just the lamb put into the TM to cook? I poured everything in when I added the lamb... should I drain off the lamb and then add the sauce or add the sauce to the mix I have now ???
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Creampuff I marinated my lamb overnight so it didnt look like that then I made the rest of the recipe the next night, how long did you marinate?
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I marinated the lamb for nearly an hour, but threw everything into the TM. By the time it had finished cooking there was lots of "juice" and as you can see this photo was taken at the end. (I have it still sitting in the fridge and may have it tonight or tomorrow night). as there was so much juice, I thought it would have too much if I made up the sauce as well...so thats why I was wondering if I was meant to drain the marinade off and just add the lamb alone...
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I didnt drain the marinade off but most of it had soaked in. Has anyone else had this problem, its a shame cause it is sooo nice. I wonder if you put too much of something into the marinade cause i didnt have heaps of juice just enough to coat the meat.
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I just followed the recipe and used about 45 minutes marinating time.I put lamb+ marinade in the TM at the same time. I didn't have much liquid at the end but if it turned out too liquidy any rice with it would soak that up anyway. In any case, the flavours would still be fine.
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??? ** 3 OUT OF 5 **
Mine came out really liquidy too - but a lot of the recipies seem to for me. I'm just learning to make sure I leave the little cup off while I cook and to omit any water that the recipe states. When I made this I ended up putting in some cornflour to try and thicken it a little. It really was way too watery though. BUT the flavours were still there and I can't wait to try it again. Definitely worth a second look.
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Made tonight but with beef. Thumbs up all around. There was a lot of liquid when the beef finished cooking, so I just tipped some out before plating it up.
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I made this for dinner last night and it was a winner in our household.
I used lamb backstrap that I sliced whilst it was still semi-frozen. I then left it to thaw some more before making the marinade so I drained off the juices first before marinating it for around two hours by which time it had soaked up pretty much all of the marinade.
I cut the chilli down due to kids eating it but otherwise it was fantastic, it really did taste like it was from a Chinese restaurant and the lamb was so tender. The kids loved it too!
I'd give this dish a 5/5...I'd definitely make it again!
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Made this tonight and it was delicious, no leftovers to be seen!
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Looking forward to this! MOM arrived yesterday :)
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This is definitely one of my regular recipes. My kids absolutely love it and I never have excess liquid as some previous posts suggest. In fact, have just made again tonight and once again, my entire family eats it and we never have leftovers. One of my favourite TM recipes of all time.
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I have customers who rave over this recipe.
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It's delicious. Could sell a TMX on this recipe. Parents in law loved it!
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With all these great reviews - I'm putting this on the menu this week. DH is a big fan of Mongolian lamb so he will be a harsh judge!
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I made this tonight for dinner.DH loved it,I thought it was so so.I hated the smell of the lamb cooking so maybe that's why it put me off a bit. :-\
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Cornish I thought the same when I made this last week (used chicken though). I could see that it had good flavours but the smell put me off and it wasn't a very attractive dish when served up.
I have made a note to try again only I'll make it in my wok, and I will also drain the meat from the marinade before cooking, see how that turns out. :)
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After reading all the reviews I thought I needed to make this. I used beef and served the sauce separately. It is lovely and I will definitely make it again. Thanks for the reviews as I may not have made it otherwise. I don't use MOTM very much.
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Have you made Teriyaki beef Cookie? It's delicious!
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INAID I have. It is really yummy. I love the soba noodles.
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Both these dishes sound good. Do you think MOTM is worth buying for two dishes, or are there others you like too?
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I've made a few salads out of it too Kimmy and really enjoyed them. Must try more! We also make some of the sauces for steak. So it's been a worthwhile purchase for us.