Dijon Crusted Lamb Roast with Mint Sauce
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Lava Lake lamb roast is crusted with dijon and served with a fresh mint sauce – perfect for your Easter dinner.

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TWD: Lemon Custard

Submitted by Denise on Tuesday, 10 March 20099 Comments

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Get ready for your weekly sugar fix as it is Tuesdays with Dorie (TWD) time again.  Bridget of The Way the Cookie Crumbles picked one of our favorite desserts – custard.  I love making custards.  It screams COMFORT food for us.  As well it is a dessert that is made with basic staples that one always should have on hand – milk, sugar, eggs and some sort of flavoring.

This particular recipe infuses lemon zest with milk.  I did use Meyer Lemon zest and I let it infuse for an hour instead of 30 minutes.  As well I used an unrefined sugar which gave it a small bite of a caramel undertone.  I did not use the optional extract as I wanted the pureness of the Meyer Lemon to be tasted.  The custard is baked in a bain marie, which I am very use to using, the only difference this time, was that Dorie asked us to put a double layer of paper towel in the bottom of the pan. Otherwise, it is a simple and straightforward recipe.

The custard came out creamy, light and very fresh.  The perfect spring time dessert.

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