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Lamb shoulder help

post #1 of 6
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So.. I was at the market today and the butcher I buy almost all of my meat from was promoting his local lamb (ontario lamb not New Zeland lamb) and because I'm such a good customer he gave me a lamb shoulder roast to try and he wants me to just go back to him and let him know what we thought of the meat.

I've never prepared lamb before so.. if anyone has any tips etc that would help me I'd greatly appreciate it!

Thanks in advance
post #2 of 6
360 about 20 min. Lb. with garlic(real) s&p rosemary should be med rare. Can be marinated. Can even be stuffed and roasted.
post #3 of 6
Thread Starter 
Thanks Ed! I am going to make lamb korma (and cook the lamb to med-rare) with veggie biryani and a salad.
post #4 of 6
KORMA(this is recipe I have used)
Serves / Yields

Serves 6-8
Preparation Instructions

Set a fine strainer over a bowl and strain the yogurt in it for 1 hour. Discard the whey in the bowl. Blend the ginger, chilies, garlic, and water to a paste. Grind together the almonds and all the spices.
Heat the oil or ghee in large, heavy pan and fry the onion until golden. Stir in the ginger paste and the ground almonds and spices, and fry for 2-3 minutes more. Add the meat and stir well to coat it with the spices. Add the yogurt and saffron, season with salt, and cover the pan lightly.
Simmer over very low heat for 1 1/2- 2 hours, until the lamb is tender. Stir frequently to make sure it is not sticking. If necessary, add a little water. Garnish with the cilantro.:chef:
post #5 of 6
Thread Starter 
Thanks Ed! I did a combo of my recipe and yours and it smells yummy in here. I have naan bread from the Indian grocer at the market so this is going to be a good meal!
post #6 of 6
Lamb shoulder is an inexpensive cut of meat and reacts really well to slow cooking. It's one of my favorites. It's such an odd looking piece of meat, I don't know if I'd serve it med-rare.

I like to stick it in a pan with cloves of garlic, lemon, and rosemary. Cover with foil and roast in a 350 oven for 4 hours. I then serve it with a spoon because it's falling off the bone delicious and juicy.
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