LAMB BOLOGNESE WITH FETA & MINT
A hearty and common pasta sauce preferred with a ground lamb makeover. Served with a twist of feta and mint, this is the perfect stick to your ribs comfort dish!
So in latest news, I’m looking forward to my first baby! And whilst I had one hell of a first trimester the place I couldn’t keep very lots down at all, this second trimester has been alternatively clean sailing. I feel like myself once more and more importantly I am in a position to experience meals again…phew! It’s so best to be capable to devour and no longer fear about how it will style coming again up. And what’s even higher is having the energy and appetite to be cooking again.
So, I have been cooking up a storm of something and the entirety my physique is craving (you gotta take gain of the situation, right?!). Now that doesn’t mean I’ve been gorging on junk food or have (completely) giving up two on healthy eating, it’s simply that… if I desire a massive bowl of carb loaded pasta, that’s what I’m eating. Now, I have taken a leaf out of my Whole30 journey and I’m attempting to quench my cravings of remedy foods…by making it all from scratch and the usage of fresh smooth ingredients as far as possible, rather of the processed stuff. It’s extra time eating and takes a lot greater effort but at least that way, I’m in control of what goes into my body. And I experience like it tastes way higher any way.
A large bowl of Spaghetti Bolognese (one of my all time preferred pasta!) used to be what I was craving this week. two But as an alternative of the common ground beef, I had a packet of floor lamb in my freezer and determined to do a little twist on the classic….a Lamb Bolognese. And what goes higher with lamb?… sparkling mint and some tangy feta, which is what I chose to garnish my sauce with. It was once sooo good. There’s a richness to lamb, that makes this dish so stick to your ribs comforting and the contact of clean herbs and cheese gives it some shiny freshness. You’ll prefer to attempt it for sure@
Although I served the sauce up on spaghetti cos that’s what I truly desired to eat, you can use any pasta of your preference or even make it totally Gluten free, Paleo and Whole30 compliant if you swapped the pasta out with zoodles or spaghetti squash alternatively (and ignore the feta…to hold it dairy-free)! Here’s how you can make this scrumptious sauce…
