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SV Leg Of Lamb

Thanks everyone for the input on my leg of lamb cook.  I have taken the ideas and started the process.  More to come starting @133 for 5-6 hrs 7.5 lb bone in leg.  Scored then coated with dry mustard and added herbs.  I needed to keep it on the bone for presentation at a pot luck dinner tonight.


Southeast Louisiana
3 Larges, Rockin W Smokers Gravity Fed Unit, KBQ, Shirley Fabrication 24 x 36, Teppanyaki Stainless Griddle 

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  • Thanks everyone for the input on my leg of lamb cook.  I have taken the ideas and started the process.  More to come starting @133 for 5-6 hrs 7.5 lb bone in leg.  Scored then coated with dry mustard and added herbs.  I needed to keep it on the bone for presentation at a pot luck dinner tonight.



    Looking great! Impressed you could get that beautiful leg vac'd.  Be sure to temp it when you remove it from the SV. Bone in can be a bit tricky. If you decide to use the jus from the SV bag, just beware that whatever you rubbed on the outside (mustard, herbs, S&P, etc.) will be prevalent in the jus. I don't normally use anything on the outside (including S&P) when planning to use the jus.  I save all that for the final sear. Just me...

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    Darian

    Galveston Texas