Lamb is a versatile type of meat with a distinct flavor, which is used, in its ground form, in all sorts of meatballs and kebabs from Middle Eastern cuisine. The texture of the meat is perfect for meatloaf, as it has just enough fat to be moist but not so much as to become soggy. The intense aroma of lamb goes well with all kinds of spices and aromas, from the complex taste that is curry to mild flavors, such as pine nuts or yogurt. You can add a Greek twist to your lamb meatloaf if you combine it with feta cheese, pine nuts, fresh rosemary, and mint. Or you can try to combine the lamb with Middle Eastern spices (such as cinnamon, cumin, and coriander) and go for a Moroccan taste.
Ground lamb can be the star of meatloaf and meatballs. In a Spanish-Jewish lamb meatballs recipe, the meatballs are made using harissa paste, cumin, coriander, caraway, fennel seed, and cinnamon and served with Greek yogurt. As the recipe requires a large quantity of ground meat (1½ pounds) and binding agents (egg yolk, panko), you can also use it to make a lamb meatloaf. For a recipe with a spicy kick, the spiced lamb meatballs with green raisin pesto offer the same option of being cooked either as meatballs or as meatloaf.
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