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How do you ...

... bone a leg of lamb so that you can cook it whole on a barbecue?


winebuyer  Thurs 08/05/08 20:10
figure
Thurs 08/05/08
20:20
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=poWt5juxdAw
winebuyer
Thurs 08/05/08
21:30

Question Author

Thanks figure.

I have a nasty feeling that my leg of lamb is going to end uo looking like road kill, but I'm going to have a go.
illya7
Thurs 08/05/08
22:44
You get your butcher to do it for you. Support your independent local butcher and they will save you time and effort.
shanx
Thurs 08/05/08
23:29
i agree with illya .
winebuyer
Fri 09/05/08
18:44

Question Author

We do support our local butcher. We only ever buy meat from our butcher, including all our bacon and sausages. And we would never, ever buy supermarket poultry.

We also buy his cheese, pickles, chutneys, etc.

Amongst our recent order from our butcher (along with some nice bacon, eggs, sausages and black pudding for tomorrow morning) is a rather fabulous looking leg of lamb for when our friends come over on Sunday lunchtime. However, since we picked it up, the weather has turned sunny ...so, I thought I'd have a go at boning it, and cook it as a butterfly on the barbecue.

Seems a bit of a cop out to take it back to the butcher. Hardly in the "hunter, gatherer, creator of fire" spirit of barbecue cooking.
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