Slow Cooked Lamb Shanks in Red Wine and Garlic
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Preheat slow cooker. Heat stock, wine, garlic and rosemary in a pan. Put shanks in slow cooker and pour over enough hot stock, etc. to cover. Put the lid on and leave for at least 6 hours - it's that simple! I usually serve these as part of a roast dinner and put the shanks in the oven for the last 20 minutes to crisp the outside. Reduce the cooking liquid to make a fab gravy. Be careful taking these out of the cooker as the meat will fall off the bone!
Preheat slow cooker. Heat stock, wine, garlic and rosemary in a pan. Put shanks in slow cooker and pour over enough hot stock, etc. to cover. Put the lid on and leave for at least 6 hours - it's that simple! I usually serve these as part of a roast dinner and put the shanks in the oven for the last 20 minutes to crisp the outside. Reduce the cooking liquid to make a fab gravy. Be careful taking these out of the cooker as the meat will fall off the bone!
Introduction
A tender, moist lamb shank where the meat falls off the bone.
A tender, moist lamb shank where the meat falls off the bone.
Ingredients
Serves: 2
Metric
Cups
- 2 lamb shanks
- lamb stock
- 250 millilitres red wine
- garlic (as much or a little as you like)
- fresh rosemary (as much or a little as you like)
- 2 lamb shanks
- lamb broth
- 9 fluid ounces red wine
- garlic (as much or a little as you like)
- fresh rosemary (as much or a little as you like)
Method
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Posted by iainw on 15th July 2020
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Posted by Anghara13 on 19th September 2015
Show more commentsRecipe says 6 hours. Most slow cookers have low or high settings, and I use the rule of thumb: 4 hours or less, high; 4 hours or more, low.
Low or med heat?
This may be a daft question, but what heat do you preheat your slow cooker to? I just bought one, have never used it, but want to try this recipe as I love lamb shanks (it's why I bought the slow cooker!). Mine has warm, low, high or off.... well I know off isn't going to cook anything, but....