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Bean Ragout with Marinated Charcoal Grilled Lamb Sirloin

Four Beans Ragout with Marinated Charcoal Grilled Lamb Sirloin

Four Beans Casuley with Marinated Charcoal Grilled Lamb Sirloin By Chef Honore Gbedze

Preparation Time: 40 minutes plus overnight

Cooking Time : 2 hours

INGREDIENTS:

4 x 8oz lamb sirloin

½ cup each of navy beans, pinto beans, borlotti beans, cannellini beans, green beans, 6 whole peeled baby carrots, 4 medium shallots ,1 medium white onion – chopped,3 medium skinless fresh tomato chopped (tomato concasse) Sprig of fres thyme,rosemary, parsley,1 table spoon of chopped garlic,1 tea spoon of chopped ginger,6 fresh or 2 giant oyster mushrooms,1 tea spoon of tomato paste,1/2 cup of olive oil,Fresh green onion for garnish,Course salt & crushed peppercorn,1 cup of white wine

METHOD :

Soak all the dry beans overnight in big bowl filled with water.

Rinse the beans with a lot of cold water and make sure the beans are clean. Place water in a big pot and bring to a pre-boiled point drop your beans into the hot water and cook for approximately 4 hours.

Marinate the lamb with the chopped garlic, ginger, fresh rosemary, thyme, drop of olive oil and let it sit for 30 minutes.

In a big pot add the olive oil, sauté chopped onion and whole shallots, sliced in half mushrooms, add tomato paste, white wine and the tomato concasse. Add cooked beans, carrots, season with salt and pepper and let simmer for about 30 minutes on low heat .

Charcoal grill the lamb sirloin

Place ragout on serving plate and place grilled lamb on top.

Garnish with chiffonier green onion.

NB : If you choose you can boil the lamb in the ragout.

It is always very important to cook beans very well. In most traditional ways learning from my Grandmom in Africa she cooked beans overnight in a clay pot on low heat.

Bon Appétit.

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- who has written 52 posts on TAN – The Afro News.

Chef Mawunyo Komla (Honore) Gbedze grew to love the fresh, seasonal foods available in Atigbe Abayeme, his beloved village in the province of Agou. Growing up in an extended, three generation family with parents who were educators and garden market entrepreneurs, he learned early on the value of fresh, nutritious and visually tantalizing foods to feed a busy and growing family. His culinary adventures expanded with work at Togo’s top Hotels and Resorts where he achieved professional chef certification. Chef Honore now fuses his African, French and Canadian tastes and 18 years of experiences in his culinary creations.

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