Ingredients 
    
    - 450g diced mutton
 - 2 x tbsp. rapeseed oil
 - 2 x onions finely diced
 - 2 x cloves garlic crushed
 - 1 tsp. smoked paprika
 - 1 x tbsp. Ras el Hanout (available at most supermarkets)
 - 1 x red chilli finely diced
 - 1 x thumbnail sized piece of ginger peeled & finely diced
 - 2 tbsp. clear honey
 - 2 tbsp. balsamic vinegar
 - 200g pumpkin or butternut squash diced
 - 50g semi dried prunes cut in quarters
 - 80g semi dried apricots cut in halves
 - 400g chopped Italian plum tomatoes
 - 200ml light chicken stock
 - 1 tsp. cornflour mixed with a little cold water
 - 1 bunch fresh coriander roughly chopped (including stalks)
 - zest of 1 orange
 - toasted almonds for garnish
 
Method
- Season the diced mutton with a pinch of salt then fry in a heavy based frying pan over a high heat until rich & golden using ½ of the oil then reserve.
 - Sweat the onions & garlic in a deep casserole dish with the remaining oil until soft & translucent.
 - Add spices, chilli, ginger & tomato to the onions & cook out for 5 minutes.
 - Add the honey & vinegar & boil together for a couple of minutes.
 - Add stock and then bring to a simmer.
 - Thicken by whisking the corn flour mix into the simmering sauce.
 - Add the mutton to the pot, cover & cook for 1½ hour in a preheated oven 140°c fan assisted or 160°c without a fan (gas 3).
 - Next add the pumpkin, orange zest & fruits, place back in the oven covered & cook for 1 more hour until both the mutton & vegetables are tender.
 - Carefully remove from the oven, taste for seasoning then add the freshly cut coriander into the Tagine just before serving.
 - Garnish with toasted almonds
 - Serve with minted yoghurt, steamed couscous or basmati rice.