Uploaded April 2019 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Here is the technique I use for delicious, fall off the bone lamb that you can easily customize to your taste. If you're cooking around Passover time and are hosting seder, this recipe also yields 2 useful items for my seder plate (lamb shank bone and eggs that I tint using the leftover onion peel from this lamb recipe).
For my lamb, I use:
grapeseed oil (for pan)
lamb shanks
1 onion, chopped
crushed garlic (3-5 cloves)
cumin
cinnamon
paprika
crushed red chili flakes
salt
golden raisins
large can of crushed tomatoes, plus water to rinse out can
2 cans of rinsed drained beans or garbanzo beans (chick peas)
My family enjoys this lamb with steamed rice, but if you are avoiding kitniyot for Passover, you may omit the beans and serve over or alongside potatoes or quinoa.
For my complete Perfect for Passover playlist:
youtube.com/playlist?list=PLVI-bNDxSxI1wncGvBjS3OXyL_w1DbF79
To see my Lunch Packing Supplies Video (including PlanetBox gear):
youtu.be/bbUMkI_h79E
To order a Planet Box lunchbox and accessories like the ones I feature on this channel:
http://planetbox.com#oid=1213_1
Sign Up To Receive Free Jewish Books for Kids from PJ LIBRARY:
bit.ly/39d04os
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#passover #pesach #lambshanks #lambshank #shankbone #braisedlamb #lambrecipe
Here is the technique I use for delicious, fall off the bone lamb that you can easily customize to your taste. If you're cooking around Passover time and are hosting seder, this recipe also yields 2 useful items for my seder plate (lamb shank bone and eggs that I tint using the leftover onion peel from this lamb recipe).
For my lamb, I use:
grapeseed oil (for pan)
lamb shanks
1 onion, chopped
crushed garlic (3-5 cloves)
cumin
cinnamon
paprika
crushed red chili flakes
salt
golden raisins
large can of crushed tomatoes, plus water to rinse out can
2 cans of rinsed drained beans or garbanzo beans (chick peas)
My family enjoys this lamb with steamed rice, but if you are avoiding kitniyot for Passover, you may omit the beans and serve over or alongside potatoes or quinoa.
For my complete Perfect for Passover playlist:
youtube.com/playlist?list=PLVI-bNDxSxI1wncGvBjS3OXyL_w1DbF79
To see my Lunch Packing Supplies Video (including PlanetBox gear):
youtu.be/bbUMkI_h79E
To order a Planet Box lunchbox and accessories like the ones I feature on this channel:
http://planetbox.com#oid=1213_1
Sign Up To Receive Free Jewish Books for Kids from PJ LIBRARY:
bit.ly/39d04os
Let's keep in touch!
For more info, visit:
Blog: littlekosherlunch.com
Instagram: instagram.com/little_kosher_lunch/?hl=en
Facebook: facebook.com/littlekosherlunch
For more Budget-Minded "Mommy Content," SUBSCRIBE to my other YouTube channel, Melissa Shares: youtube.com/c/MelissaShares
Note: This description contains affiliate links. By clicking on some of the above links, I may receive a small commission on your purchases at no additional cost to you. Thank you for supporting me and my channel!
#passover #pesach #lambshanks #lambshank #shankbone #braisedlamb #lambrecipe
