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Lamb with wild garlic yoghurt and flatbread recipe

BY READERS DIGEST

11th Apr 2022 Recipes

Lamb with wild garlic yoghurt and flatbread recipe
This Easter why not get creative and turn your leftover roast lamb into a delicious meal with wild garlic yogurt and freshly made flatbreads
Ingredients: 
Flatbreads:
50g vegetarian (non-Parmesan) hard cheese, grated
500g Self Raising Flour
500g Yeo Valley Organic Yoghurt
2 tbsp. Olive Oil
1 tsp. Salt
20g Wild Garlic—finely sliced
1 tsp. Cumin seeds
Lamb:
500g Leftover roast lamb Few sprigs of rosemary
1 tbsp. Olive oil
Garlic Yoghurt:
50g Olive Oil
15g Wild Garlic
1 tsp. salt
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Method: 
  1. In a large bowl mix together all the ingredients for the yoghurt flatbreads until it just comes together. Make into about 250g balls & squish out with your hands until they roughly fill the base of a medium size frying pan. Roughly 25cm. Add 1 tbsp. Olive Oil to a hot pan & gently fry for 8—10 mins each side.
  2. Pull the lamb apart & add to a frying pan along with the olive oil & rosemary sprigs. Fry until the edges start to go crispy & caramelised.
  3. Meanwhile add the wild garlic, olive oil, salt & 50g of yoghurt to a blender & blitz until smooth. Mix through the remaining yoghurt & put in a dish to serve.
  4. Serve in the middle of the table ready for everyone to tuck in & share.

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