Lamb Tagine Pie

We all love a good pie, and there are some perennial favourites that we all come back to time and time again. But sometimes it's good to mix things up. Tender shoulder of lamb, stewed with Moroccan spices, honey and molasses, and topped with a crisp filo pastry, this really is one hell of a pie. Using the pressure cooker greatly reduces the cooking time, but you can just as easily cook the tagine in the oven if you prefer. Lamb Tagine Pie And rich and spicy lamb tagine, topped with scrunchy, crispy filo pastry Pressure CookerLarge casserolePastry Brush 800 g shoulder of lamb (diced)3 tbsp plain flour2 tbsp olive oil2 medium onions (peeled and chopped)2 cloves garlic (peeled and chopped)2 medium…

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Pork Casserole with Dill Dumplings

As winter well and truly hits, what better way to keep the chills at bay than a warming pork casserole. Add in some fluffy dumplings, and you're talking next level comfort food. This recipe is designed for the oven, but you can easily adjust for the slow cooker. The main cook will take 6 hours on high, or 8 hours on low, with perhaps another 30-45 minutes to finish the dumplings. Pork Casserole with Dill Dumplings A great dish for a midweek family meal. Tasty pork shoulder and vegetables, flavoured with mustard, herbs and cider vinegar to create the ultimate winter warmer Large casserole dish 2 tbsp olive oil900 g pork shoulder (but into large chunks)1 large onion (peeled and chopped)1 medium…

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