Roasted Lamb, new version for me


 

Bill Schultz

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Got a wild idea for a recipe to try, make a paste of ingredients and let it sit in the fridge and marinate. Came out superb according to the CEO.

Grass fed Leg of Lamb, lots of garlic, our own fresh Rosemary and Sage, EVOO, Pink Salt and fresh ground, zest of one lemon, into the food processor with half a stick of warm butter drizzled in.

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Rubbed into every crevice and cavity and all around

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Sweet Potato, Russets, Onion and Carrot chops rough and dressed with EVOO S&P and the left over marinade

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On the Genny indirect @ 400 on the dial

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Gave the CEO the pan drippings and told her to do that Voodoo

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This is how I like my Lamb

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Your plate, enjoy.

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Well Bill, I see you solved the problem with your camera. Just in time for this fantastic cook. It's been too long since I've done some lamb. Everything looks fantastic.
 
That looks delicious. I haven't done lamb in a long time, and I definitely need to change that after this post.
 
Bill. Great to see more lamb on the menu. Very under-used imo. Great looking dish, & that lamb is cooked to perfection! Rosemary & sage are classic herbs with lamb!

At the end of February, early March, will be lambing season here. So by early June there will be plenty of local spring lamb for the grill.

Edit: Bill. Not wishing to steal your thunder mate, but may I suggest a wee teaspoon of mint-sauce on the side. (It's a sin to eat lamb without mint-sauce in UK). I don't know if you have had lamb with mint-sauce, but it really is the cherry-on-top!
:)
 
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That's a great looking meal! That paste seems like a spot on compliment for lamb...or any meat really.
 
Bill. Great to see more lamb on the menu. Very under-used imo. Great looking dish, & that lamb is cooked to perfection! Rosemary & sage are classic herbs with lamb!

At the end of February, early March, will be lambing season here. So by early June there will be plenty of local spring lamb for the grill.

Edit: Bill. Not wishing to steal your thunder mate, but may I suggest a wee teaspoon of mint-sauce on the side. (It's a sin to eat lamb without mint-sauce in UK). I don't know if you have had lamb with mint-sauce, but it really is the cherry-on-top!
:)

I use the traditional Mint often but not with this combo and gravy on the plate my friend. I'll make one up soon just for you though :)
 

 

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