When my mom took out some lamb from the freezer to grill, I whipped up some mint sauce (using mint from her garden). I hate Polaner's mint jelly that Americans eat with lamb. I dislike it's texture, taste (too sugary), and the fact that it does NOT contain any mint. My homemade mint sauce is thick, flavorful, and since my dad is diabetic, it does not contain sugar.
Ingredients:
Mint (8-10 stems)
Vinegar
Salt
1 Packet of Truvia
Directions:
1. Take mint leaves off stems and place in food processor.
2. Chop leaves up in processor. Place leaves in a half pint canning jar.
3. Sprinkle Truvia and salt over mint leaves.
4. Pour vinegar over leaves. Smash the leaves down as you're adding vinegar; pour just enough to cover the leaves.
What's your favorite way to eat lamb? Have you ever tried eating it with mint sauce? This post contains affiliate links. Linking up at Lean Lena.
Thanks for sharing your recipe! We have tons of mint, too, and I'm always happy to learn new ways to use it. :)
ReplyDeleteAgree with Lisa....ours is taking over the yard! Can't have too many good mint recipes, thanks!
ReplyDeleteI have gobs of mint as well. Besides mojitos I had no idea what to do with it! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for the idea for mint! I have a huge plant in my garden and always looking for more ideas!
ReplyDeleteThis looks wonderful :)
ReplyDeleteWow! This sound delish! I got to save it on my Pinterest.
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