Lamb and Chorizo Casserole

Ingredients 

• 100g Chorizo 
• 880g Lamb Neck Fillet 
• 75g Plain Croutons 
• 2 Garlic Cloves 
• 50ml of White Wine 
• 50ml of White Wine Vinegar 
• Half tsp of Oregano 
• Half tsp of Paprika 
• Half tsp of Cumin 
• 100ml Lamb Stock 
• Bay Leaf 
• Parsley 
• Green Beans/Veg 

Steps 

1. Gently fry 100g of chorizo in a pan. 
2. Once browned remove from the pan and add in and gently fry 800g of lamb neck fillet for a few minutes. 
3. Next pour 75g of plain croutons into a food blender with 2 garlic cloves, 50ml of white wine, 50ml of white wine vinegar, half a tea-spoon of oregano, half a tea-spoon of paprika, and half a teaspoon of cumin. 
4. Add 100ml of lamb stock and blitz to form a paste. 
5. Back to the pan, now add in the chorizo, the bread paste from the blender, and 300ml of lamb stock along with a bay leaf. 
6. Bring to the boil and then cover and leave to simmer for 1 hour 30 minutes.
7. Garnish with parsley and serve with green beans and chunky bread. Enjoy!

Facebook Posts

Are you with me? 😀 ... See MoreSee Less
View on Facebook
✨Cleaning Tip ✨Whether it is nail varnish, coffee or a red wine stain, try and avoid panic-scrubbing when it comes to carpet stains. If you do You will only push the stain deeper into the carpet fibres. Instead, blot the stain gently with your remover of choice using a clean white cloth.When you use a white cloth you can see as the stain is coming out and it will prevent any pigment bleeding into the carpet and making the stain worseMore stain busting tips over on the website queenofclean.blog/?s=Stains&post_type=post ... See MoreSee Less
View on Facebook
Yesterday I decided to start my wardrobe transition 👗☀️ — and yes, I know it’s not quite summer yet! But to be fair, I’m not reaching for the big, heavy knits anymore, and they take up so much space in the wardrobe and drawers.Have you been brave enough to do your wardrobe swap yet?If you're thinking about it, here are 5 tips to make it easier:Be honest with yourself – If you didn’t wear it this season, chances are you won’t wear it next time either. Time to donate or sell!Make sure clothes are clean and stain-free – Always give everything a wash before packing it away. Hidden stains can set over time and freshening them up helps avoid musty smells later.Use vacuum or space-saver bags – Total game-changer for saving room and keeping clothes dust-free.Label storage clearly – Label bags or boxes with what’s inside (e.g., “Summer Dresses” or “Holiday Wear”).Keep a few light layers out – British weather loves a plot twist, so hang onto a couple of transitional pieces just in case!Happy sorting — and let me know if you've started your swap yet or still clinging to the winter woollies 😅🧥➡️👗#wardrobeswitch #seasonalswap #organisedlife #spacesavingtips ... See MoreSee Less
View on Facebook