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Kjonge

Knows what a fatty is.
Joined
Nov 5, 2011
Location
The Netherlands
Decided to make a leg of lamb "Luscious leg of lamb" recipe from the excellent smoke & spice book.
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Got a de-boned 4 pound leg of lamb, rubbed it with 10 cloves of garlic and put it in the fridge overnight:



Made the filling of pine nuts, onion, goats cheese and spinach:


Filled and tied r up:


Put r in a very hot pan for a few minutes:


In the mean time fired up the WSM:


Put her on and hooked up to the Maverick


Almost done:
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Done! And now the carving:


Final plate:


It was very tasty! Thanks for reading :)
 
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Thx, around 210 for about 3 1/2 hours until 245 internal temperature. It took a little adjustment as this was the first time since last summer I didn't have rain or snow but sun. So temp got to 220 a few times ��.
 
That does look good, unfortunately in my house me and my son would the only ones eating. Wait a minute, that doesn't sound so bad.
 
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