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Lamb satay stir-fry

Quick and easy stir-fry recipe

4 - 6

Serves

35 mins

Prep Time

10 mins

Cook Time

Allyson Gofton

Recipe author

Allyson Gofton

For a quick spicy meal, stir-fry lamb with sweet soy and spiced, wrap in flat bread and serve with a spiked satay sauce on the side.

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Ingredients

Lamb

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500g, trimmed Quality Mark lamb steaks

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1 Tbsp tamarind pulp

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1/2 cup, warm water

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2 tsp ground coriander

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2 tsp ground cumin

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2 stalks lemongrass

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1 Tbsp soy sauce

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1 Tbsp white sugar

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1 tsp ground turmeric

Vegetables

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1 tsp, minced garlic clove

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1 tsp, minced chilli

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1 tsp, minced fresh ginger

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4, trimmed and finely sliced spring onions

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2, finely sliced red capsicums

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200g, sliced snow peas

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2 cups mung bean sprouts

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2 Tbsp, chopped mint leaves

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2 Tbsp, chopped fresh coriander

Satay sauce

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1/2 cup peanut butter

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1/2 cup, warm water

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1/2 cup coconut cream

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1 tsp, minced garlic clove

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1 tsp, minced fresh ginger

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1 tsp, minced chilli

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1 tsp lemongrass

Method

To Marinade

To Make Satay Sauce

To Make Dish

1

Knead the tamarind pulp and water together until it forms a thick, murky liquid.

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2

Strain and discard the fibrous pulp.

3

Put the liquid into a blender or food processor with the coriander, cumin, lemongrass, sweet soy sauce, sugar, turmeric and oil and process until smooth.

4

Cut the steaks into long thin slices.

5

Toss with the marinade and refrigerate for 20 minutes.

Nutrition Information per Serving (382g)

This nutrition analysis is based on 5 serves and doesn't include the wrap or flat breads to serve.

Energy

2008kJ (480 kcal)

Protein

34.7g

Total Fat

27.3g

Saturated Fat

8.4g

Carbs

20.8g

Dietary Fibre

7.2g

Sodium

512mg

Iron

4.4mg

Zinc

4.4mg

Vitamin B12

1.2µg