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Mironton of Lamb, Paysanne

Detach all meat from the leg of lamb left over from yesterday and cut into half-inch square slices. Cut in the same way half the quantity peeled boiled potatoes. Heat two tablespoons lard in a saucepan, adding two finely sliced white onions, and fry to a nice light brown; add two tablespoons flour, mix well, then add the lamb and potatoes. Moisten with a half gill vinegar and a pint white broth add two peeled and crushed red tomatoes, one finely chopped bean garlic, one teaspoon freshly chopped parsley, one teaspoon salt and half teaspoon pepper. Mix well while heating for two minutes. Cover the pan, set it in the oven for fifty-five minutes, remove, pour into a deep dish and serve.

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