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I am delighted to have been contacted to make a recipe in partnership with the Irish counter. Already because I had the chance to go to Ireland for a culinary trip (HERE)<\/a> and in addition I have a little family who lives in Dublin. I was asked to make a recipe with Irish lamb, which I had already discovered on the spot and it is true that it is very famous. I offer you this lamb sirloin gently cooked under vacuum, with an alternative solution if you do not have this possibility of cooking. The result is very tasty with an intensely flavored sauce, and I accompany this meat with oven-roasted vegetables and fried potatoes. You can find lamb meat here: www.boeuf-irlandais.fr\/lagneau-irlandais\/<\/a><\/p>\n Recipe for 4 people: <\/span><\/p>\n For the sauce:<\/p>\n Vegetables cooked in oven :<\/p>\n Potatoes :<\/p>\n For this recipe, I suggest two ways to proceed. A first that I wanted to do for a long time on the blog, namely vacuum cooking, long and at low temperature, but you can do it in a more classic way, i.e. cooking in a frying pan, by the minute.<\/p>\n For the recipe, I was able to have an Irish whiskey. I will not deprive myself of it!<\/p>\n Coat the meat with olive oil, salt and pepper the sirloins of lamb. Put a bay leaf and a sprig of rosemary on top.<\/p>\n Put each sirloin in a vacuum bag for cooking, add a tablespoon of whiskey per bag and put in your machine to remove the air.<\/p>\n\n
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