Roast Chump of Lamb with Goats’ Cheese Mash
Tender herb infused lamb served with the most tasty mash you’ll ever have!
- Servings: 4
- Prep Time: 35mins
- Cooking Time: 25mins
What you'll need
For the Lamb
- 4 Chumps or best ends of lamb
- Olive oil
- 1 egg white whisked lightly
- Salt and pepper
- Savoury herbs
- 1 clove garlic
- Sprig of thyme
- Sprig of rosemary
- Small bunch (approx 30g) parsley
- 2 slices of dried white bread
- 50ml olive oil
For the Creamy Goat’s Cheese Mash
- 4 Maris Piper potatoes, approx 900g
- 100ml cream
- 100ml Delamere Dairy goats’ milk, hot
- 70g Delamere Dairy goats’ butter
- 70g Delamere Dairy spreadable goats’ cheese
- Salt and pepper
For the Minted Delamere Goat Yogurt
- 3 tbsp Delamere Dairy’s plain goats’ yogurt
- 6 leaves mint, shredded
- Salt & pepper
For the Basil Oil
- 175ml extra virgin olive oil
- 30g basil
How to make it...
- For the Lamb & Savoury Herbs - Remove the fat and sinew from the lamb. Season the chump with salt and pepper in a large pan or roasting tray, fry until golden brown in a little oil.
- Place in a hot oven about 200 degrees centigrade for five minutes before removing and allowing to cool for 10 minutes.
- Meanwhile make the savoury herbs by placing all the ingredients in a food processor except for the olive oil until a fine green crumb is achieved, this should take about 1½ minutes. Slowly drizzle in the olive oil and continue to process until all the oil has been used. Turn out onto a plate.
- Brush the top of the lamb with egg white well and immediately dip in the herbs.
- Place back in the oven for a few minutes to warm through and cook the savoury herbs for approximately 5 minutes.
- For the Creamy Goat's Cheese Mash -
- Pass through a sieve or 'ricer' into a bowl, meanwhile boil the cream and the butter and beat into the potato, a little at a time, beating well.
- Finally add the spreadable cheese and adjust the consistency with hot milk. Season with salt and pepper.
- For the Minted Delamere Goat's Yogurt - Take the yogurt, add the mint and thin down with a couple of teaspoons of water if needed.
- Season with salt and pepper and spoon over the lamb.
- For the Basil Oil - Place the oil and basil into a food processor and liquidise for one minute.
- Store in a bottle
What You See
Slice the lamb into three pieces, serve a good portion of goat’s cheese mash. Drizzle basil oil and yoghurt over the meat.