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Cube the meat from a leg of lamb in bite-sized pieces and set them aside to marinate for an hour or two with: salt, garlic, black pepper, a touch of rosemary, and some lemon juice.
Slowly cook them with onions and parsley until the onions are translucent and the lamb is lightly browned. Deglaze with a mouthful of white wine. Raise the heat and add 3 or 4 eggs- and quickly stir to mix in with the meat as they cook.
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Combine the asparagus with the lamb and serve hot with some fresh or toasted
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A traditional but unique dish you'll be sure to cook time and time again.
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