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Lancashire Hotpot - how do you make it?
by Anne-Louise Mazzafiore
Antony Worrall Thompson and Gary Rhodes
Wozza and Gazza love their hotpot

The celebrity chef glitterati are so impressed with our famous county dish that they've got their own top tips to make this traditional dish that extra bit special. Antony Worrall Thompson says you should use lamb's kidneys and chump chops. Gary Rhodes uses sprigs of rosemary in his. How do you make your Lancashire Hotpot?

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June Graham (ex-Blackpool), Adelaide, South Australia sent in her recipe:

8 chump chops
8 large potatoes sliced
2 large carrots sliced
2 large onions sliced
3 or 4 rashers of bacon
1 chicken oxo cube in 1 cup boiling water
salt & pepper

Grease large casserole and put a layer of carrots and half of the potatoes.
Add chops and onions and other potatoes and liquid.
Put bacon on top.
Cook with lid on in mod. oven for about 2 hours.
Remove lid, cook further 1/2 hr.
Also cook a rice pudding at same time.

Steven Hargreaves from Fleetwood sent in his recipe:

3lb neck of lamb
2lb potatoes sliced
1lb onions sliced
lard
water
salt and pepper

Brown neck of lamb in lard in casserole.
Put on side.
Soften onions in same pan.
Put neck of lamb back in casserole with onion, top with a good layer of the sliced potatoes with plenty of salt and pepper.
Pour in enough water so the lamb is 1/2 covered. Bake in a low oven gas mark 4ish covered for 2 1/2 hours, uncover for last 1/2 and turn up to 6. It's done when the lamb is tender..or when you get in from the pub!

Barbara Lynch from Fleetwood sent in her recipe:

As much best end of neck as you want, carrots, swede, onion, and the tops off a stick of celery, thick bisto gravy, all in a casserole and cover with slices of potato, three or four layers thick. Bake in a very slow oven for at least two or three hours, serve with thick slices of fresh bread.

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