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Cherry smoked mutton leg with huckleberry and cinnamon glaze
Stormbringer
Posts: 2,249
in Lamb
I really like mutton, it's got a superb meaty texture and flavour, sort of halfway between beef and lamb. I thought that it might go quite nicely with a sweet sauce/glaze, and we had some huckleberry jam and syrup left over, so I made a glaze with them. And voila - a bloody tasty glazed joint of meat with a pouring sauce at the end. Recipe here:
https://www.thecooksdigest.co.uk/2018/03/27/mutton-leg-with-huckleberry-glaze/
No plated shots, too busy eating it. But here's a few of it cooking:
Glaze applied:
Salt and pepper before cooking:
After 90 mins of cherry smoking:
Close-up of the cross hatched glaze:
Thanks for looking!
https://www.thecooksdigest.co.uk/2018/03/27/mutton-leg-with-huckleberry-glaze/
No plated shots, too busy eating it. But here's a few of it cooking:
Glaze applied:
Salt and pepper before cooking:
After 90 mins of cherry smoking:
Close-up of the cross hatched glaze:
Thanks for looking!
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Comments
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Looks and sounds wonderful! Got any sliced photos? How do you cook leg of mutton? Medium rare?
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Theophan said:Looks and sounds wonderful! Got any sliced photos? How do you cook leg of mutton? Medium rare?
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Buddy, that looks amazing. I really want to see some sliced photos if you have them!
edit...sorry, just reading the other posts now. Shame on you for no plated/sliced photos.lolThank you,DarianGalveston Texas -
You’re killing it! Bravo!
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@Theophan / @Photo Egg both SWMBO and I really enjoyed this dish, so I will definitely be cooking this again. We have enough huckleberry syrup and jam left for at least one more round, so I'll take some carved and plated shots then .
In the meantime, this is a carved shot from the first mutton leg I roasted, which had a Dizzy Pig Red Eye Express rub:
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GORGEOUS!!! I won't know whether I like mutton till I get to try some, I guess, but I have a feeling I'd like it. I may have to see if I can find a lamb producer in my area who might be willing to supply some mutton.
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Wowza! Never tried mutton before (don't think I've had the opportunity), but after seeing these pictures I definitely want to try it.Large and Small BGECentral, IL
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Your glaze game is on point.
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Stormbringer said:No plated shots, too busy eating it.
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Stormbringer said:I really like mutton
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Cheers @SGH. Where do you source your mutton from? Maybe some of the interested parties above could use the info.-----------------------------------------------------------------------
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SGH said:Stormbringer said:No plated shots, too busy eating it.Sandy Springs & Dawsonville Ga
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