Slow Cooked Lamb Shanks in Red Wine Sauce

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This slow cooked lamb shanks in red wine sauce, is slow cooked goodness. The red wine makes a great stock base for this ultimate comfort food, plus, the wine helps to tenderize the meat, so that it is nice and tender. You don't need to spend a lot on expensive wine, you can purchase the cheapest one you find. Lamb shanks are a favorite of the recipe creator, and likes this recipe as the slow cooking gives the tough cut of meat lots time to tenderize. Slow cooking can also be forgiving, if you leave it an hour too long, it will only make the meat more tender. You can either cook in a braising liquid or roasted. This is a classic lamb shanks recipe, similar to one used by a top Sydney restaurant called Three Blue Ducks. The one thing done differently is to get a beautiful brown crust on the lamb shanks rather than cooking the meat entirely submerged in the braising liquid the whole time, so the liquid quantity by the end of the cooking time, reduces down and half the lamb shanks are exposed above the liquid. For the full recipe details, take a look at the recipe website.

The creator of this recipe site is Nagi, who lives in Sydney, Australia, she has an obsession with food and her dog Dozer. Her recipe site shares her philosophy on food and cooking with fast, creative, clever and fresh recipes. Meals for busy weeknights, she like to come up with creative new ideas and fresh takes on favorites with shortcuts on preparation, cutting down on costs and getting creative food with style. To read more about this recipe, visit the website link below to the "Recipe Tin Eats," website.

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