Lamb broth with citrus

Lamb and Mutton SA
Cooking: 6 hrs
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This lamb broth with citrus is full of flavour and functionality. The collagen in this slow cooked broth gives it all kinds of super powers and with it’s zesty flavour it can be used to add collagen to a variety of desserts. Try these Gin cocktails with collagen jellies made with this zesty lamb broth.

By Independent Contributor July 04 2022
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Ingredients (8)

40 g carrots
40 g celery
60 g onions
120 ml lemon juice
300 g oranges
2 l water
1 kg lamb bones
10 g fresh thyme
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Method:

Rinse lamb bones in cold water​.

Roughly chop carrots, celery, onions, and oranges.

In a stock, pot add bones, chopped ingredients, and thyme, and top up with water and lemon juice.

Close with lid and cook on low heat for 6 hours.

Strain broth and allow to cool.

Refrigerate/freeze once cooled and store until ready for use.

Try these gin cocktails or collagen jellies made with zesty citrus lamb broth

This recipe was developed for Lamb and Mutton SA by Nastasiya Vrey as part of the Recipe Development and Standardization module which is offered by the Department of Consumer and Food Sciences at the University of Pretoria. This year’s final year Foods students where tasked with using lamb and other meaty bones that would have gone to waste to create an innovative bone broth base recipe.



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