Jamie Oliver 15 Minute Meal – Mustard Lamb

Jamie Oliver 15 Minute Meal – Mustard Lamb

This Jamie Oliver 15 Minute Meal Mustard Lamb is a comforting and flavor-rich recipe, which includes mustard-coated lamb and creamy leeks‑and‑potato mash. It’s a satisfying, homely dinner ready in about 20 minutes.

Jamie Oliver 15 Minute Meal Mustard Lamb Ingredients

Mash:

  • 3 leeks
  • 800 g potatoes
  • Semi-skimmed milk
  • 1 whole nutmeg, for grating
  • Optional: a knob of unsalted butter

Lamb:

  • 400 g lamb neck fillet
  • 2 tsp English mustard powder
  • Rapeseed oil
  • 1 heaped tbsp plain flour
  • 250 ml quality cider
  • 2 heaped tsp mint sauce

Salad:

  • 1 inner celery heart
  • 1 eating apple
  • 100 g watercress
  • 1 bunch fresh mint
  • 1 tbsp cider vinegar

How To Make Jamie Oliver 15 Minute Meal Mustard Lamb

  1. Cook leeks & potatoes: Slice leeks in half, rinse, slice (with potatoes) using a processor, place in a medium pan with salt and boiling water. Boil until tender, then drain.
  2. Season the lamb: Butterfly lamb pieces by scoring and opening, season with salt, pepper, and mustard powder. Sear in a hot frying pan with oil, turning until golden.
  3. Make the salad: Coarsely grate celery stalks and apple in a processor, reserving celery leaves. Toss with watercress, chopped mint, cider vinegar, and oil. Season.
  4. Mash it: Mash the drained potatoes and leeks, seasoning well, then loosen with milk. Grate in nutmeg and optionally stir in butter. Spread on a platter.
  5. Make the gravy: Remove lamb from the pan. Stir flour into pan juices, add cider and any resting juices, then stir in mint sauce. Bring to the boil.
  6. Serve: Slice the lamb and serve atop the mash with the cider-gravy. Scatter celery leaves over the mash, with the salad on the side.
Jamie Oliver 15 Minute Meal – Mustard Lamb
Jamie Oliver 15 Minute Meal – Mustard Lamb

Recipe Tips

  • How to avoid overcooking lamb?
    Turn often and remove once lightly firm—neck fillet cooks fast.
  • Can I substitute cider?
    Use dry white wine or beef stock as an alternative.
  • Why grate apple and celery together?
    It adds crisp sweetness and balances the rich gravy.
  • Can I make the mash extra smooth?
    Pass through a ricer or add extra milk and butter.

What To Serve With Mustard Lamb

Perfect with:

  • Crusty wholemeal bread
  • Garlic green beans
  • A glass of sparkling cider or crisp white wine

How To Store Mustard Lamb

Refrigerate:
Store lamb, mash, and salad separately in airtight containers for up to 2 days.

Reheat:
Gently warm lamb in a pan and reheat mash with a splash of milk. Prepare salad fresh.

Mustard Lamb Nutrition Facts

  • Calories: ~538 kcal per serving
  • Fat: 20 g
  • Carbohydrates: 55 g
  • Protein: 36 g
  • Sugar: 8 g

Nutrition information is estimated and may vary based on ingredients and cooking methods used.

FAQs

Can I use chicken or beef instead of lamb?

Yes—adjust cooking time and keep mustard coating.

Is the cider sauce optional?

It adds tang and sweetness, but you can skip for a simpler pan jus.

Can I prepare components in advance?

Mash and salad are best made fresh; lamb can be seared in advance.

How to make it gluten-free?

Use GF flour and ensure cider is gluten-free.

Jamie Oliver 15 Minute Meal – Mustard Lamb

Course: DinnerCuisine: British-InspiredDifficulty: Easy
Servings

4

servings
Prep time

5

minutes
Cooking time

10

minutes
Calories

538

kcal

Butterflied mustard-coated lamb cooked in cider gravy, served on creamy leek mash with a crisp apple–celery salad.

Ingredients

  • 3 leeks

  • 800 g potatoes

  • Semi-skimmed milk

  • 1 nutmeg

  • Optional butter

  • 400 g lamb neck

  • 2 tsp mustard powder

  • Rapeseed oil

  • 1 tbsp flour

  • 250 ml cider

  • 2 tsp mint sauce

  • 1 celery heart

  • 1 apple

  • 100 g watercress

  • 1 bunch mint

  • 1 tbsp cider vinegar

Directions

  • Slice and boil leeks and potatoes until tender—drain.
  • Season and sear butterflied lamb until golden.
  • Grate celery and apple, toss with watercress, mint, vinegar, and oil.
  • Mash potatoes and leeks with milk, nutmeg, and butter.
  • Make gravy by stirring flour into lamb pan juices, then add cider and mint sauce.
  • Slice lamb, serve on mash with gravy, salad, and celery leaves.

Notes

  • Use dry cider or white wine.
  • Mash can be made smoother with a ricer.
  • Salad adds freshness—make just before serving.
  • Leftovers: reheat lamb & mash, serve with fresh salad.

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