Slow Cooked Lamb Shoulder

Titch

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I hope some of you may find this interesting and believe me, I am not trying to show you how to suck eggs.
A lamb Fore quarter roast, this will be done with a basic Rub of Earthy Olive Oil, Salt, Pepper and dried Garlic flakes.
Wrapped to rest over night and slow Cooked tomorrow.
I hope to make a pie out of the finished product.
I toast you all:thumb: and see you in the Morrow.:becky:
lets begin.






















Temperatures and time will hopefully happen in the Morning , My Time :heh:
 
this is very timely, with my lamb at the butcher...can't wait to see the rest

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Well now. I'm glad you posted! Now I know where the round bone chops come from. I think. Is this what I'm looking at here? Upper right front?

 
Wiil definately follow this What is the difference in taste between the leg and shoulder
 
Any chance you can do a post weigh after you're done so we can get an idea of yield?
 
I too can't wait to see how this turns out. I've been wanting to do pulled lamb for a very long time, but can't wait to see what you do with this!
 
Wiil definately follow this What is the difference in taste between the leg and shoulder

The shoulder meat tastes a little sweeter and is fattier, the leg is slightly stronger and a bit leaner.
I cannot for the life of me pick a favorite between them, I always love the one I am eating best.
 
Up this morning and set the Pellet Cooker on 240f.
Loaded the Lamb on a rack and using a foil dish as a waterpan and to catch the drippings.





4 1/2 hours in, the meat is at 150f, its probing reasonably easy at this time.
I will let it run another hour and retry, adding some onions that will be the base for my sauce.










 
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