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- 1 mini boneless leg of lamb roasting joint, about 450g (1lb) total weight
- 125 g (4oz) smoked bacon lardons
- 150 ml (5 fl oz (¼ pint)) red wine
- 300-350 g carton or jar pasta sauce with chilli
- 300 ml (10 fl oz (½ pint)) light stock
- 75 g (3oz) dried pasta shapes, such as penne
- 4 pieces sun-dried tomato, cut into strips
- 15 ml capers, rinsed
- ground black pepper
- 5 ml caster sugar
- 150 g (5oz) chargrilled artichokes in oil
- Flat-leafed parsley to garnish
- Step 1
Put the lamb and lardons in a small deep roasting tin just large enough to hold the lamb. Fry for 5min or until the lamb is brown all over and the lardons are beginning to crisp.
- Step 2
Remove the lamb and set aside. Stir the wine into the tin (it should bubble immediately). Scrape the tin to loosen any crusty bits, then bubble the wine until half has evaporated. Stir in all the other ingredients except the artichokes.
- Step 3
Place the lamb on a rack over the roasting tin so the meat juices drip into the pasta. Cook, uncovered, at 200°C (180°C fan) mark 6 for about 50min. The high temperature keeps the liquid bubbling and cooks the pasta. If the sauce reduces too much, stir in a little extra stock or water. Stir in the drained artichokes 5min before the end of the cooking time.
- Step 4
To serve, slice the lamb and serve on top of the pasta, garnished with flat-leafed parsley.
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Per Serving:
- Calories: 715
- Total fat: 45 g

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