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Souvlaki-meets-taco: Lamb and feta wraps with mint salsa. Heat the tortillas and add the sliced lamb, some crumbled feta, slices of tomato and a spoon of salsa to each. A creamy salsa verde of Greek yogurt, fresh mint, oregano, and parsley complement these skewers nicely!
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To begin with this recipe, we must first prepare a few components. You can cook lamb tacos with blackberry salsa and mint /chives yoghurt sauce using 23 ingredients and 8 steps. Here is how you cook it.
The ingredients needed to make Lamb tacos with blackberry salsa and mint /chives yoghurt sauce:
- Get 360 g Lamb shoulder chop
- Get 1 tbsp cumin
- Get 1 tbsp oregano
- Prepare 2 cloves garlic
- Make ready 1 pinch sea salt
- Prepare 1/2 lime juice
- Get Blackberry salsa
- Make ready 125 g Blackberries
- Prepare 1 handful coriander
- Make ready 6 slices jalapenos
- Prepare 1/2 lime juice
- Make ready 2 tbsp olive oil
- Make ready 1 tbsp cider vinegar
- Take 1/2 red onion
- Prepare Yoghurt dip
- Make ready 60 g greek yogurt
- Prepare 1 bunch chives
- Get 1 handful mint
- Prepare Black cracked pepper
- Make ready Cold water to tin down the dip
- Prepare Garnish
- Make ready 4 Radishes
- Get 4 Baby cucumber
My extra special twist is the chilli lime blackberry salsa, using wild berries picked by my family the day before. The slightly tart salsa brings the rest alive, finishing the whole package off with a wonderful twist. Salsa verde, a Mediterranean condiment flavored with anchovies, capers, and herbs, partners nicely with seared, medium-rare lamb chops. A high-acid, ultra-crisp white, such as a txakolina from Spain's Basque Country, matches the briny notes of the sauce.
Instructions to make Lamb tacos with blackberry salsa and mint /chives yoghurt sauce:
- Mince or chop the garlic cloves and mix it with olive oil, lime juice, oregano, cumin and salt. Brush the meat with the mixture and leave in the fridge for 2 hours
- Quarter the blackberries. Finally diced the onions and peppers. Add chopped coriander and finally diced jalapenos. Mix it with vinegar, lime juice and olive oil.
- To make a yoghurt dip chop the mint and chives very fine. Mix it with yoghurt and add some cold water so its easy to drizzle. Season with black pepper.
- Slice up baby cucumber and radishes
- Cook lamb shoulder chops directly on very hot Bbq few minutes from both sides. Idealy is to cook it to medium rare/medium.
- Leave the lamb to rest for few minutes on the side. In the meantime warm up tortillas on the Bbq. 20 sec max from both sides
- Diced the lamb shoulder.
- Place the tortillas on the plate and start building layers. First cucumber, radishes then diced lamb. Top it up with salsa and yoghurt dip.
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