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  • Rosemary Scented BBQ Leg of Lamb

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    Ingredients

    • BBQ Leg of Lamb
    • 1.5kg Leg of Lamb
    • 3 large stalks of rosemary
    • 1 tbsp of sea salt
    • This method uses a lidded BBQ ( if you do not have one you may wish to butterfly the leg of lamb – method here)
    • Remove the leaves from the rosemary mix with the salt and rub all over the lamb. Leave for an hour or so
    • Heat the coals until they are white hot and push to the sides of the BBQ
    • Put the rosemary branches over the coals
    • Brush the rosemary off the lamb and place a roasting dish full of water between the heaps of coals
    • Place the leg of lamb over the roasting dish , open all the BBQ vents and cover

    Directions

    Rosemary Scented BBQ Leg of Lamb

    “He’s stealing my meat, he’s stealing my meat”. Words screamed by my boyfreind on encountering his best mate , scarfing down extra lamb from the BBQ. In fact both he and the lovely boyfreind had thirds of meat , tender , juicy and scented with rosemary branches from an overgrown plant in the front garden.

    Other great things to rub the meat with before BBQing are spices like paprika , cumin , coriander , herbs ; thyme , marjoram or chervil .You can also make small slits in the meat and push in slices of garlic or dried fruits like apricots , prunes or sour cherries.

    Leg of Lamb is a relatively expensive joint, but I think it’s good value with plenty of meat by weight and easy to carve.

    Cook for 2 hours , remove and leave to rest for 20 minutes.

    Cooking using the indirect heat means there is not need to turn the meat , just pop the lid on the BBQ and leave it to cook Once the meat is cooked and resting you could use the juices from the roasting dish to make a gravy, but we found the meat moist enough to serve sliced with plenty of salad.

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