This recipe forms part of the November 26 meal planner created in partnership with New World
Ingredients
16 | Baby new potatoes, I used Wilcox Perlas (Main) |
250 ml | Chicken stock |
¼ cup | White wine |
2 tsp | Dijon mustard |
1 Tbsp | White wine vinegar |
¼ cup | Olive oil |
1 Tbsp | French tarragon, finely chopped, if available |
1 Tbsp | Finely chopped parsley |
3 | Chives, snipped |
2 | Lamb short loin, backstrap, trimmed of any silver skin and at room temperature (Main) |
1 drizzle | Olive oil, for rubbing |
Directions
- Cook the potatoes in lightly salted boiling water until tender, about 15 minutes, depending on their size.
- Meanwhile, boil the stock and white wine in a heavy-based saucepan until reduced to a scant ½ cup.
- Place the Dijon mustard in a small bowl with the vinegar. Slowly whisk in the olive oil and season.
- When the potatoes are cooked, slice in half lengthwise and place in a shallow serving bowl. Drizzle over the reduced stock and wine and leave to sit until the potatoes absorb all the liquid. Season.
- Sprinkle over the herbs. Whisk the vinaigrette to emulsify and drizzle over the potato salad.
- Heat a large frying pan or barbecue hot plate over medium high heat.
- Rub the lamb short loin with a little oil and place in the hot pan or on the hot plate. Cook for 4-5 minutes on one side then turn over and cook for a further 4-5 minutes. Remove from the pan or hot plate to a plate, season with sea salt and black pepper, cover and leave to rest for 5 minutes.
- Slice the lamb and divide between 4 plates. Serve with the potato salad and a green salad.
Dinner for another night: Potato and sausage salad
Make a larger quantity of the warm potato salad. Add some cooked and sliced Italian-style sausage to the potatoes with some very small cubes of your favourite Swiss-style cheese. Serve a green salad alongside.