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    'Hearty' Stuffed cabbage rolls

    Lamb hearts are a fantastic ingredient, no organ flavour to them at all just pure lamby goodness and this turned out really well.

    Ingredients:
    1 cabbage
    6 lamb hearts
    2 tsps of cinnamon
    2 tbsp of cumin
    1 large onion, finely chopped
    2 large cloves of garlic
    1 large tin of crushed tomatoes
    Chicken stock
    Salt & pepper
    Butter
    1 egg
    Parsley
    2 bay leaves
    1 tbsp tomato paste
    1/2 cup brown rice, cooked (or 1/8 cup of uncooked white rice but the brown rice is so much nicer in this)

    Sweat the onions on a low heat with 75g of butter and a pinch of salt until softened and translucent.
    Cut the tubes out of the hearts and whack them in a food processor or grinder until well ground.
    Add the onions, spices, parsley, egg, garlic and rice. Place in the fridge.

    Bring a large pot of water to a boil, add the whole cabbage (remove the core first) as each layer of leaves become soft remove them and set them aside until you have at least 6-8 large leaves.

    Form logs out of the mixture and place it at the base of a cabbage leaf, wrap it tightly with the leaf like a burrito and place them in a large dutch oven.
    Add the tomato paste, can of tomatoes and enough chicken stock to just cover the rolls. Add your bayleaf and cook for an hour and a half at 180 degrees with the lid on.

    Serve on rice or with mashed spuds.

    This is seriously good and makes a ton of rolls and considering that lamb hearts cost about 50 cents each it's also very economical too.
    Really nice on cold evenings.

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    Good timing Angus. Helped a mate out with a lamb this weekend, and got heart (for me), kidneys and liver (for the mrs).

    Definitely going to try your version, will let you know
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    We need to send you a camera.
    Then you can write the forum cook book with pics
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    Angus, we made your recipe tonight. I've been collecting lambs hearts from helping Kiwi39 butcher lambs over the last month. Very nice mate !

    The mince will be awesome in spagbol as well, I'm thinking with some chopped up chicken livers and bacon bits...
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    That's great to hear!
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