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Reliable Roast Lamb

  • Writer: Chef
    Chef
  • Sep 23, 2020
  • 2 min read

Updated: Sep 13, 2022

This is my go-to method for great tasting roast lamb.


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When I make a roast at home or in a restaurant, this is how I do it. It's simple and easy but turns out beautifully. It's great on a sandwich the next day. For dinner, you can serve it with roast or boiled vegetables with mint sauce or gravy.

Also check out Chef’s mint sauce recipe here:

https://chefsblog.wixsite.com/chefsblog/post/magnificent-mint-sauce

The perfect Roast Lamb.

Cooking time varies with the size of the roast. I generally cook roast lamb on 180 degrees for 2 hours, turning and checking it every 30 minutes.


Recipe


Makes 1 Roast Lamb


Ingredients


1 Leg of Lamb (I used a Half Leg Roughly 1500 Grams)

4 Large Sprigs Rosemary

4 Cloves Garlic

50 Grams Butter

Approximately 500 grams lard (depending on the size of your baking tray)


Directions


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Preheat your oven to 180 degrees Celsius. Add your lard. You want enough to cover about a quarter of the lamb.


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Melt your butter, until soft and easily spreadable.


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Crush your garlic. Prepare your rosemary. If you can’t get fresh ones, a sprig or two of dried ones work as well.


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Dry your meat with a paper towel.


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Prepare enough tinfoil to completely cover the meat.


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Spread the butter over the foil.


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Put half your rosemary and garlic in the centre.


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Put your lamb on top.


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Put the rest of your rosemary and garlic on top.


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Fold the sides.


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Fold the edges, making sure the butter touches the lamb.


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Wrap the foil around the lamb tightly.


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Bake the lamb for an hour.


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Turn it over and cook for another hour. Depending on the size, you might have to cook for longer. Poke it with a fork: if the liquid is clear, it’s cooked.


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You can eat it immediately, or let it cool.


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Pair it with roast or boiled vegetables, mashed potatoes, and my mint sauce. Enjoy!


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