Recipe: Lamb Mince Tartlet

Wondering what to pair with our2020 Varietal Collection Grenache? This Lamb Mince Tartlet by 'Another Food Blogger' Gavin Sutherland will blow your mind!


Lamb Mince Tartlet

Makes 8

Prep = 15mins Cook = 35mins


Ingredients

500g lamb mince

1 tsp salt

½ tsp oregano

2 cloves garlic

½ tsp cumin

1 red onion

2 tbsp oil

Squash

300g butternut squash

1 pinch salt

½ tsp smoked paprika

1 tbsp oil

Other

10g feta cheese

2 sheets puff pastry

1 egg - beaten

2 tbsp pinenuts

Rocket


Essential Tools

·        Chef knives

·        Chopping board

·        Measuring/weighing utensils

·        Baking tray

·        Baking paper

·        Frying pan

·        Wooden spoon/spatula


Method

1.      Dice squash, drizzle with oil, salt & paprika and roast @ 180c for 12-15 minutes or until it’s fork tender. Once cooked, roughly mash with a fork or potato masher

2.      Toast pinenuts in dry frying pan and set aside once cooked

3.      Lay out the puff pastry and cut each piece into 4 equal sized pieces

4.      Place the smashed squash onto the puff pastry leaving a 2 cm gap from the edge. Crimp/fold/squish the edges up (don’t worry about it looking pretty) just covering the squash, brush with beaten egg over the edges and bake in the oven for approx. 20 minutes @ 180c or until brown and crispy

5.      Meanwhile, slice onions and cook for 2 minutes on medium heat with olive oil, add lamb mince and spices and cook for 15 minutes, stirring regularly until the lamb is crispy/caramelized

6.      Place some of the cooked lamb onto the tartlet, top with feta, pinenuts and some rocket

Serve with our2020 Varietal Collection Grenache& enjoy!


Tips/Tricks

·        You can make larger tartlets using whole sheets of puff pastry or just cutting them in ½ instead

·        I like to caramelize my lamb so it’s sticky and crispy and add it at the end. Alternatively you can cook it just for 10 minutes and add the lamb at the same time as the squash to the tartlet

·        These are best served/eaten fresh but you can reheat them in oven for a few mins to crisp them back up if you have leftovers