Stone Life Apr/May 2014 | Page 30

RECIPES FOR LIFE Spring lamb and simple sweets make Easter recipes a cinch aster is a traditional time for eating lamb, but with the first of the new season’s produce now available, why should you choose British lamb? Well we’ll tell you why, British lamb and mutton is produced to some of the highest welfare standards in the world with no growth-promoting hormones fed to sheep in the UK and any antibiotics that are administered are only done so under veterinary direction. Britain's sheep industry is the envy of the world breeding from livestock and genetics from native breeds which are much sought after by farmers in other countries. British lamb and mutton also travels less distance from farm to shop so regardless of how carbon footprints are calculated it self-evidently has a lower impact. And of course by choosing British lamb means supporting British farmers whose work helps to keep our beloved British countryside the way we want it to look, so why not give our recipe for these E delicious and easy pulled lamb baps made with lamb, cucumber, red onion, feta cheese and served with a lemon aioli a go. Light, fresh, easy and delicious. Set Lunch Menu Now serving daily roasts with all of the traditional accompaniments. Served Monday - Friday 12noon - 2.30pm and Saturday 12noon - 5pm 1 course £8.95, 2 course £10.95, 3 course £12.95. Afternoon Tea Enjoy a delightful Afternoon Tea in the Cellar, with our delicious selection of delicate sandwiches, warm scones and clotted cream, relax & enjoy an assortment of fantastic homemade cakes. Please note afternoon teas must be pre-booked. NOW TAKING BOOKINGS FOR WEDDINGS, CONFRENCES AND EVENTS! The Cellar, Weston Hall, Weston Bank, Stafford, ST18 0BA T:01889 271082 E: [email protected] www.weston-hall.co.uk 30 April/May 2014