Preparation Notes: plus marinating
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- 700 g (11⁄2lb) boned leg of lamb
- 50 g (2oz) spring onions
- 2 lemons
- 75 g (3oz) ready-to-eat dried apricots
- 150 g (5oz) ready-to-eat dried figs
- 1 garlic clove
- 90 ml (6 level tbsp) Greek yogurt
- 75 ml (5 level tbsp) smooth peanut butter
- 10 ml (2 level tsp) each ground coriander and cumin seeds
- 5 ml (1 level tsp) ground fenugreek
- 2 1/2 ml 2.5ml (1⁄2 level tsp) chilli powder
- 45 ml (3tbsp) olive oil
- Salt and ground black pepper
- 225 g (8oz) onions
- 2 large oranges
- Step 1
Trim lamb and cut into large cubes, allowing about three pieces per skewer. Finely chop spring onions; squeeze juice from the lemons. Place apricots and figs in a bowl; add enough water to cover completely.
- Step 2
Crush garlic and mix with 120ml (8tbsp) lemon juice, the spring onions and all the remaining ingredients apart from the whole onions and oranges. Add lamb to the marinade and stir to coat well. Cover and refrigerate, along with the soaking apricots and figs, for at least 6hr or overnight.
- Step 3
Quarter the onions, then separate the quarters into leaves. Thickly slice the oranges. Thread the meat on to metal skewers, alternating with onions and fruit.
- Step 4
Barbecue for 25-30min or until the lamb is pink to the centre.
- Step 5
Prepare ahead: Complete to end of step 3 up to 3hr ahead, cover and refrigerate. To serve complete the recipe.
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