This timeless braised mutton with caper sauce recipe will always remain a classic because the ingredients complement each other so beautifully.
Read MoreThis hearty mutton, vegetable and barley stew recipe is a great way of using this little used ingredient, which is such a flavoursome and affordable alternative to lamb.
Read More“There are few things more deeply savoury, satisfying and delicious than salty, smoky lamb cooked over a crackling wood fire. Except, perhaps, salty, smoky mutton cooked over a crackling wood fire.” – Gill Meller
Read More“Mutton gets less of a look-in at Easter but it deserves to be the star of the show,” says food writer Melissa Thompson. This dish is perfect for Sunday – a gently spiced, warming one-pot dish with a slight tang from preserved lemons and the tender meat cooked upon the potatoes so they can absorb all the beautiful flavour.”
Read MoreVivek says: “This quintessential Bengali club favourite – a mutton croquette – adorns the menus of many many clubs back in India. Here is my take on that classic, stuffed with an egg, which effortlessly brings together the best of both worlds – a dish fitting of a celebration to mark the Coronation.”
Read MoreBold, briny flavours from olives, capers and anchovies cut through the robust taste of mutton in this tapenade-inspired twist on the classic pasty. Here’s why Emily Gussin’s modern spin on traditional pasties is a must-try…
Read MorePhotographer and supper-club chef Elainea Emmott was a child of Jamaican parents growing up in Birmingham in the 1970s. For her, Saturday mornings weren’t about cartoons but chores – shopping for, then prepping ingredients to make Caribbean classics. And when it was time for curry goat, all the effort was worth it…
Read More“The origin of this curry, as its name implies, was the Indian Railways dining car,” explains Asma.”The popular story is that, in colonial times, an English passenger was tempted to try the mutton curry the staff were eating and enjoyed the flavours but not the chillies, so the cooks added coconut milk. I serve it with rice and stir-fried cabbage cooked with mustard seeds, garlic and turmeric.”
Read MoreIn this summery salad recipe, we use goat bacon – from the delicious. magazine Produce Award winners Broughgammon Farm – but if you can’t get this, use very good-quality lean smoked streaky bacon instead.
Read MoreWe’ve given dauphinoise potatoes a dreamy makeover. Thinly sliced potatoes are slow cooked in a creamy goat’s cheese sauce, then topped with more goat’s cheese and grated with parmesan, for good measure.
Read MoreWe’ve stirred creamy goat’s curd through this risotto for an even creamier texture, before topping with extra slices of goat’s cheese. Bake until bubbling and golden on top before serving.
Read MoreThis artichoke tart recipe is made with time-saving ingredients such as shop-bought pesto and chargrilled artichokes for a quick and easy shortcut supper.
Read MoreThis autumnal salad recipe combines earthy beetroot, tangy goat’s cheese and hazelnuts – a simple, yet effective starter for a dinner party.
Read MoreA tasty tart recipe (is there any other kind?) bursting with cheesy aromas and summer flavours.
Read MoreA lovely, comforting cannelloni recipe using poached chicken, goat’s cheese and the springtime star, wild garlic.
Read MoreDebbie Major’s wild garlic and goat’s cheese pie recipe is based on the Greek dish, spanakopita, which is made with a mixture of wild greens.
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