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Heat the iron pan, melt the lamb tail fat in it and remove the crisp bits.
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Delicious lamb, stir-fried with onion, green peppers and tomatoes in a traditional Turkish iron pan.
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Heat the iron pan, melt the lamb tail fat in it and remove the crisp bits.
Add the lamb and fry over high heat until it releases its juices and they evaporate.
Tip in the onion and green peppers and keep stir-frying.
Stir in the peeled tomatoes.
Season with salt and spices and cook until the liquid from the tomatoes has cooked away.
Time's up! Enjoy your meal.
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