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Roast Leg Or Lamb For Lunch Today..but..

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piggynose | 09:11 Sun 06th Dec 2020 | Food & Drink
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I havent cooked lamb in ages.
Whats the best method?
Wrap in foil and put in oven on low heat for 1 1/2 hrs was what a friend said. Is she right?
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Alex, I like my roast meats to be in proper slices and pink, not falling off the bone in shreds. It is a waste to cook prime cuts of meat that way but is perfect for the cheaper cuts such as shoulder of lamb or brisket of beef.
piggy, if I cook lamb as a 'special dinner' for one or two I choose rack of lamb. Doesn't take long to cook but stays juicier than if the rack was cut in to individual chops.
I once had slow roasted rump of beef in canada and it was still pink in the middle. It had been done on a BBQ very low for around 8 hours and was one of the best bits of beef I've ever had. I hate seeing underdone lamb on programmes like masterchef, the fat is still white -yuk! I like doing lamb chops in the oven on a high heat until they are really crispy and you can eat the fat if you want.
My racks of lamb are always brown and crispy on the outside and pink in the middle, lamb heaven.
Stick it in the oven at 190 and go to the pub for 4 hours.

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