Preheat oven to 375 degrees. Rub shanks with 1 tablespoon olive oil and sear in Dutch oven on stove over high heat until ...

Impress your guests with this flavorful, tender lamb dish served over creamy, cheesy grits. 2 tbsp olive oil 4 lamb shanks (about 11 oz each), trimmed 5 tsp kosher salt, divided 1 tsp black pepper 2 ...

Years ago, when I was learning to cook, I read about lamb shanks in a magazine and the recipe took my fancy. The shank - or front leg - meat is less than tender and calls for long cooking to render ...

Lamb shanks had their moment about 25 years ago, when you couldn’t look at a restaurant or pub menu without seeing one. They began as a cheap cut, but once demand took off – and with only two decent ...

It’s finally time to turn up the oven or turn on the slow cooker and enjoy warm and hearty dinners. Nothing says fall-off-the-bone delicious than lamb shanks that have been bubbling away for hours in ...

Few dinners excite me more than braised lamb shanks. Cooking them low and slow is the way to get the meat tender so its flavor can shine through. Any and all Greek food reminds me of my friend Gina, ...

The distinctive lite-gaminess of lamb finds a perfect partner in the acidity of tamarind paste — purchase it from your local Indian, Mexican, African or Asian grocery stores or online — although the ...

For the past couple of Christmas dinners, as a switch-up from the regular Yule prime rib, I’ve roasted a leg of lamb in the Roman way. (We published the recipe for Roast Leg of Lamb, Roman Style, in ...

There’s something special about cooking a warm, flavorful meal that brings everyone to the table. Lamb is tender, juicy, and packed with rich flavor that makes even a simple dinner feel a little more ...