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Whole right front leg of lamb.
Sea2Ski
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My wife is out of town this weekend, so I cooked up a whole right front leg of lamb. I rubbed half with DP red eye express and the other half with hardcore carnivore camo. This lamb was born back in early March and was growing much, much slower than the others, so we slaughtered it about a month ago.
Cooked at 275F with a small chunk of cherry. Sure there was some work cutting around the tendons but it was worth it. Pictures will tell the story. The one and only side was thinly sliced cucumbers with thin shavings of mild onion and salt which was cut/mixed mid morning and sat all day on the counter letting the salt do the work. I put it in the fridge just before I lit the egg to cool the salad down. Paired it with a Cab. It was a bit heavy, but I like the wine, so no complaints.







Cooked at 275F with a small chunk of cherry. Sure there was some work cutting around the tendons but it was worth it. Pictures will tell the story. The one and only side was thinly sliced cucumbers with thin shavings of mild onion and salt which was cut/mixed mid morning and sat all day on the counter letting the salt do the work. I put it in the fridge just before I lit the egg to cool the salad down. Paired it with a Cab. It was a bit heavy, but I like the wine, so no complaints.







Dessert will be locally grown, tree ripened peaches and a scoop of vanilla ice cream.
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Burning lump in Downingtown, PA or diesel in Cape May, NJ.
....just look for the smoke!
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Burning lump in Downingtown, PA or diesel in Cape May, NJ.
....just look for the smoke!
Large and MiniMax
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Caliking said: Meat in bung is my favorite.
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Hopped on just in time to see this thread. Great cook right there. Love lamb and you did it right. Taking true advantage of the window of opportunity!
Louisville; Rolling smoke in the neighbourhood. Life is too short for light/lite beer! Seems I'm livin in a transitional period. CHEETO (aka Agent Orange) makes Nixon look like a saint. -
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Good lord... I felt movement.Sea2Ski said:My wife is out of town this weekend, so I cooked up a whole right front leg of lamb. I rubbed half with DP red eye express and the other half with hardcore carnivore camo. This lamb was born back in early March and was growing much, much slower than the others, so we slaughtered it about a month ago.
Cooked at 275F with a small chunk of cherry. Sure there was some work cutting around the tendons but it was worth it. Pictures will tell the story. The one and only side was thinly sliced cucumbers with thin shavings of mild onion and salt which was cut/mixed mid morning and sat all day on the counter letting the salt do the work. I put it in the fridge just before I lit the egg to cool the salad down. Paired it with a Cab. It was a bit heavy, but I like the wine, so no complaints....
...Dessert will be locally grown, tree ripened peaches and a scoop of vanilla ice cream.#1 LBGE December 2012 • #2 SBGE February 2013 • #3 Mini May 2013A happy BGE family in Houston, TX. -
caliking said:
Good lord... I felt movement.Sea2Ski said:My wife is out of town this weekend, so I cooked up a whole right front leg of lamb. I rubbed half with DP red eye express and the other half with hardcore carnivore camo. This lamb was born back in early March and was growing much, much slower than the others, so we slaughtered it about a month ago.
Cooked at 275F with a small chunk of cherry. Sure there was some work cutting around the tendons but it was worth it. Pictures will tell the story. The one and only side was thinly sliced cucumbers with thin shavings of mild onion and salt which was cut/mixed mid morning and sat all day on the counter letting the salt do the work. I put it in the fridge just before I lit the egg to cool the salad down. Paired it with a Cab. It was a bit heavy, but I like the wine, so no complaints....
...Dessert will be locally grown, tree ripened peaches and a scoop of vanilla ice cream.
Visalia, Ca @lkapigian
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