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Bring the rich, sweet, and comforting aromas of North African cuisine straight to your kitchen. In this video, learn how to slow-braise tender cubed lamb shoulder with aromatic cinnamon sticks, savory onions, and rich tomato paste. Martha walks you through cooking the meat to plump perfection before adding hearty butternut squash and sweet prunes.
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00:00This is one pound of lamb shoulder cut into one inch cubes and I'm using it in a North African
00:08stew known as a tagine. So to one pound of meat add two tablespoons of flour, some salt and pepper
00:17and toss the meat. Drop the meat into two tablespoons of hot olive oil. So get that meat
00:24browning and as soon as it browns you remove it and then we cook a few more things in the
00:29same
00:29pan. Add one medium yellow onion, two cloves of garlic, add two cinnamon sticks and two tablespoons
00:37of tomato paste. Put your meat right back into the onion and add approximately four cups of water.
00:46Bring this to a boil, cover and transfer to a 350 degree oven for about one hour. Before the lamb
00:54comes out of the oven cut up one butternut squash and this goes back into that 350 degree oven for
01:01about 30 more minutes. So would you like to see what it looks like? Oh the squash is done, the
01:07meat is
01:07just plump. Now stir in a half a cup of prunes. This is a delectable dish.
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