
Grass Fed Lamb Shoulder
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Why we love this
Product details
One of the most delicious cuts for slow cooking, our grass-fed shoulder of lamb on the bone simply requires low slow heat to bring out its rich and rounded depth of flavour.
We grow our lamb slowly to at least 14 months, this ensures the lamb develops a proper texture and plenty of flavour. With melting fat and rich bone marrow running through this cut, our shoulder of lamb makes a really satisfying feast.
Our Shoulder of Lamb has been the recipient of some outstanding awards in the past, including the renowned Great Taste 1 Star Award.
"A very juicy piece of lamb that is succulent and tender."
"Great depth of flavour."
Ingredients
100% Grass Fed Lamb
Cooking Instructions
Preheat the oven to 200C.
While the oven is warming, get a good handful of rosemary, mix with a good slosh of oil, a pinch of sea salt and cracked black pepper. Rub all over the lamb shoulder.
In a roasting dish add some halved onions and a pouch of stock. Place a roasting rack on top and place the shoulder onto the rack.
Roast for 30 minutes. It should begin to have a lovely brown colour. Reduce the oven temperature to 150C, cover with foil and continue to roast for 3-4 hours. The meat will be completely tender and will fall off the bone.
Reviews
Slow Roast Lamb Shoulder & Lemon Potatoes, by Claire Thomson
This recipe is proper treat for all the family. Even better, some may argue, are the wonderful slow cooked lamb leftovers.
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