Lamb hotpot recipes

Traditional Lancashire Hotpot. Succulent lamb in a meaty gravy, topped with potatoes that are tender underneath and crisp on top.

Traditional Lancashire hotpot is the ultimate comfort food. Slow-cooked, oven-baked layers of succulent lamb, potatoes and onions, covered with a crispy potato topping. This lamb hotpot is one of my favourite casseroles. #foodleclub #homemade #lancashirehotpot #lambhotpot #lambcasserole.

Mary Berry Lancashire Hotpot features tender lamb, brown onions, and flour in a luscious blend. Baked at 325°F for 60 minutes, it serves four with ease. Enjoy a straightforward yet delightful culinary experience.

Prep Time 15 minutes - Total Time 3 hours - Serves 4What can I say about this dish apart from its like the Lancashire countryside, it’s just stunning. This is the kind of food that I want to see on a pub menu, not a Thai green curry or pasta. This recipe is a prime example that you don’t need 100’s of different ingredients to create a beautiful dish. Just good quality ingredients, treated with respect and put together correctly and you are onto a winner. A great family dinner for any time of…

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A warming lamb hotpot recipe for the family. The lamb recipe is mixed with hearty vegetables and mixed herbs, then topped with sliced Maris Piper potatoes.

A favourite with families, this traditional Lancashire hotpot recipe is inexpensive to make yet makes a hearty meal that everyone will enjoy. If you need something on the table sooner, take a look at our quick Lancashire hotpot recipe.

When the weather cools down, this Slow Cooker Lancashire Hotpot is the ultimate comfort food. The tender lamb melts in your mouth, and the potatoes become soft and crispy, soaking up all the rich flavors from the broth. The thyme and Worcestershire sauce give it just the right savory edge.

This is a lovely recipe for chilly days and what's not to like tender lamb and crispy potato topping. I think that you could intercha...

This healthy Lancashire Hotpot recipe is a lighter way to enjoy a comforting, traditional lamb recipe. It's also a gluten free, syn free (on Slimming World), version of a classic family dinner recipe.

A leftover lamb Lancashire hot pot is a wonderful meat and potatoes dish that is perfect for using leftover roast lamb!

This Lancashire Hotpot is the epitome of British comfort food. Tender lamb braises in a flavorful gravy topped with thinly sliced potatoes that bake golden brown. It's YUM!

Tender pieces of lamb, vegetables and sliced potatoes braised in the oven.

The original incarnation of this stew would have used mutton in place of lamb, so if you can find it, please don't hesitate to use that instead. To get the best out of mutton, you have to cook it really slowly, so this is the perfect recipe for it, but lamb neck also works well, and the stew benefits from the extra fat you find in younger lamb. The first recipes for hotpot can be traced back to the mid-nineteenth century, when few people would have had their own oven, so it's likely that…

Perfect for a chol hamoed supper – or even a Pesach Friday night dinner

This to us is the ultimate comforting stew. Our hotpot although very traditional uses good black pudding and kidneys, which makes it rich and irresistible.

Slow cooker Lancashire hotpot. Prepare this Lancashire hotpot recipe for a warming winter’s meal, perfect for family gatherings and friends. Slow Cookers are Great for Busy Folks! Slow cookers are great for busy folks because they take care of dinner for you. You can put all the ingredients in the pot and then just let…

Traditional Lancashire Hotpot. Succulent lamb in a meaty gravy, topped with potatoes that are tender underneath and crisp on top.

Rick Stein Lancashire Hot Pot is a hearty dish crafted with simple yet flavorful ingredients. Succulent lamb, aromatic onions, and perfectly sliced potatoes come together in a symphony of taste. This culinary delight requires a mere 170 minutes, offering 6 servings of pure comfort. Embrace the warmth of each bite with this classic recipe.