1 Remove the lamb and place in a casserole, cover with a half of the potatoes, onions, leeks and carrots. 2  Add the remaining oil to the frying pan, heat again then add the remaining lamb and brown all over. 3  Add to the casserole and cover with the remaining vegetables. Add to the casserole and cover with the remaining vegetables. 2  Add the flour to the frying pan and stir really well to soak up any fat and juices. 3  Cook on a gentle heat for 3 minutes then add stock a ladle at a time until you have a thick, lump-free sauce. 4  Pour this sauce over the lamb and vegetables.
Malefic and Benefic. According to their basic qualities, the planets are categorized into two groups. Natural malefics and natural benefics. Moon, Jupiter, Mercury and Venus are Natural Benefics. Sun, Mars, Saturn, Rahu, and Ketu are Natural Malefics. However this is a highly broad general division and gets vastly modified based on the planets placement, house ownership etc. Vakra or Retrograde planets:
The innermost four planets of our solar system are called the âterrestrialâ planets, which comes from the word âtelluricâ. It is derived from the Latin words âterraâ and âtellusâ, used to refer to Earth. The terrestrial planets (in order of their distances from the Sun) are Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars.They are made mostly of silicate rocks and metals, with solid surfaces and atmospheres that range from thick (on Venus) to very thin (on Mercury). The terrestrial planets in our solar system orbit relatively close to the Sun, this gives them their other name; the âInner Planetsâ. 2  Earth is the most hospitable to life. 3  Mars may have supported life in the past, but there is no evidence that conditions have ever been life-friendly on Mercury or Venus.