Greek lamb with smoked aubergine & minty broad beans
Serves 2
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Prep 15 mins
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Cook 20 mins
Many people assume that red meat is bad for you, but eaten in moderation it offers protein, iron and valuable B vitamins. This makes a good choice for a bbq.
Source: BBC Good Food: Cheap & Healthy
Ingredients
1
aubergine
½
lemon , zest and juice plus wedges , to serve
2
large cloves
garlic , finely grated
1
tsp
fresh oregano , or 0.5 tsp dried
2
tsp
extra virgin olive oil , plus 0.5 tsp
2
lean leg lamb steaks , all visible fat removed
100
g
frozen baby broad beans or soya beans
2
tbsp
Greek bio yogurt
2
tsp
tahini
12
mint leaves , roughly torn
Instructions
Turn on your largest gas flame and cook the aubergine on top of it, turning it every 2 minutes , for about 7-8 minutes until it is soft an the skins have charred. You can do this on the bbq if you don't have a gas hob. Allow to cool a little.
Meanwhile, mix the lemon zest, half the garlic , oregano , some black pepper and ½ tsp oil then use this to coat the lamb steaks . Boil the beans for 4 minutes .
Put the aubergine on a large plate and carefully remove and discard the skin, then finely chop the flesh, which should now be soft and pulpy, with a knife and fork. Tip into a bowl and stir with the remaining garlic , yogurt , seasoning and tahini and stir well.
Griddle or bbq the lamb for 5 minutes , turning once. Meanwhile, mix the beans with the lemon juice, remaining olive oil and mint leaves . Spoon the aubergine puree onto plates and scatter round the minty beans . Top with the lamb and lemon wedges then serve.
Nutrition
Per Serving
% Daily Value
Calories 366 kcal
18.3 %
Total Fat 19 g
24.4 %
Saturated Fat 8 g
40.0 %
Carbohydrates 13 g
4.7 %
Dietary Fibre 11 g
39.3 %
Sugars 7 g
14.0 %
Protein 30 g
60.0 %
Sodium 0.2 g
8.7 %
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