In the meantime, I have a four-hour slow roast (160 C) right now in the oven (stuffed with garlic with a very simple marinade - some Dijon with oregano, Cornish sea salt, pepper and olive oil). I have included some parsnips, carrots, red onion, and leeks. Totally random, I know. This should be typically done on a Sunday. A Wednesday and I'm making a roast. But it's incredibly easy as I am writing up the thesis. And I found a very great price on this organic Welsh leg cut yesterday at Waitrose. Couldn't resist!
Back to work. Will let you know how it turned out.
Peace and love.
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Sounds divine, let us know if it tastes as good as it sounds.
I soent 8 days with Aglaia and her husband Costas on the island of Kea at their cooking school. Very highly recomemmended...and yes her lamb dish is delicious. Santorini is alsa a stunning place isn't it:D
Yanni, thanks for dropping by my site and for your kind comments. I absolutely adore the promo and would love to know more information about the show. Congratulations and best of luck with that endeavor!
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