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I rummaged through the refrigerator and found a lamb leg with skin on it. I simply cut it into large chunks and made a pot-roasted stew with carrots, onions and celery stalks. In order to supplement the taste, I used red wine and beef stock, and finally seasoned with tomato sauce. In fact, I have to say that this simple method is suitable for almost any kind of meat that is eaten with skin or has a lot of connective tissue, such as lamb legs, beef knee bones, beef brisket and even oxtails. The taste can also be enriched and expanded. If you like Mexican hot sauce, you can pour it in without any worries, or if you want to try the Italian flavor, add dried oregano and basil together... In short, you can give full play to your imagination in making stews ~
