Keto Lamb & Cabbage “Fettuccine”

It seems that this Keto friendly meal is another favourite. Cabbage is so underrated and this low carb dish hits the spot. I’m going to do a post on this creamy cabbage on it’s own because it is so versatile. Add any protein to it and you have a winner.

Keto Lamb & Cabbage “Fettuccine”

Recipe by Chris McIntyreCourse: Blog, Keto, Meals, MeatCuisine: WorldDifficulty: Beginner
Servings

1

servings
Prep time

30

minutes
Cooking time

22

minutes
Calories

830

kcal

Ingredients

  • 150g Cabbage

  • 100g Baby Spinach

  • 1 TBS Extra virgin Olive oil

  • 1 clove Garlic

  • 50mls Stock or Water

  • 80g Pecorino Cheese ( add lees to reduce calories)

  • 150g Lamb leg steak

Directions

  • Cut cabbage leaves into “fettuccine” style ribbons discarding the thick stem. Wash if necessary.
  • Grate 80g Pecorino cheese. Grate as fine as possible
  • In a pan slowly infuse garlic into the olive oil over a low heat. When lightly golden turn up the heat then add the cabbage adding a little colour. Add the stock or water and put a lid on to steam until cabbage is tender allow to cool a little before adding the Pecorino cheese. Stir it in until melted then wilt in the baby spinach.
  • At the same time heat up a fry pan with a little oil and sauté the seasoned lamb steak 2 to 3 minutes per side and then rest for 5 minutes. If steaks are thicker sear in a hot pan to colour then drop the heat to medium until cooked medium
  • Pile up the cabbage “fettuccine” and spinach. Slice the lamb and place on top. Drizzle any resting juices over the meat

Recipe Video

Notes

  • If you are not confident cooking with two pans at once cook the lamb first and while the lamb is resting then cook the cabbage “fettuccine”
  • When following the cooking directions and you reach the stage when the cabbage is tender, the pan will be really hot. It is important to let it cool a little by taking it off the heat for a minute or two. By doing this the cheese will go creamy and not burn.
  • Use Pecorino cheese. This is a sheep’s milk cheese so it compliments the lamb really well. You can use real Italian Grana Padino or Reggiano parmesan

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